The Future of Sports6 photos
Advertising photographer Tim Tadder and digital artist Mike Campau collaborated to create a unique series of images depicting the future of sports. Both artists have previously produced collections of sporting illustrations, but this time, they aimed to create something that would break away from clichés and represent a new era.
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