The Netherlands-based artist Florian de Looij first sat down with a copy of Photoshop when he was 12 years old and obviously he never got up. The designer has been searching digital animation and illustration ever since, and late last year started posting his animation experiments on a Tumblr blog called FLRN GIF. Florian says he always inspired by the likes of M.C. Escher and other artists working with optical illusions, something that has undoubtedly influenced the direction of his design practice. He makes a new GIF each day, and you can see all of it in his archives.
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