Petey Ulatan
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Hello! I’m Petey.

I’m a Graphic Designer, Photographer & Digital Artist.

 
 
 
 
 

I started my career as a digital artist, then moved on to graphic design, photography and added a bit of video work as well.

I am an artist with a varied body of work that has come from a decade of creative experience. My aim is to be an all-around, multidisciplinary creative. I have an extensive background in the creative field, ranging from agencies, freelance work, and in-house design.

 

Exposure

My artwork has been featured in articles from the following notable publications.

 
 
 
 

Petey Ulatan sees the world a little differently. the honolulu-based creative likes to ask ‘what if’ — what if the world was flat? what if our universe had different laws of physics? what would it look like? with these musings in mind and an artistic inclination, ulatan creates mind-bendingly manipulated landscapes that warp the perception of the world around us.

 
 
 
 

You don't need a totem in the fantastical worlds of Petey Ulatan, because it's obvious that these twisted landscapes are dreams. Inspired by the iconic bending city scene in Christopher Nolan's Inception and fueled by B.O.B.'s public comittment to Flat Earth Theory, Ulatan bends already stunning landscapes into physics-defying cubic formations that look like what you'd see in a Star Trek holodeck simulation if you zoomed out.

 

With the untamable imagination of a child and the skilled hand of an artist, Petey Ulatan muses on how the world would look as a cube. Folding images of familiar settings like a piece of origami, he creates geometric landscapes that dramatically add angles to panoramic views. Oceans drop off into eternity, cities overlook cities, and mountain ranges are creased right down the middle. The Honolulu-based innovator has a special appreciation for the wonders of the natural world, twisting coastlines and other common sights into distorted dreams. 

 
 

Honolulu, Hawaii based photographer and designer Petey Ulatan often creates images that explore the impossible. A recent series, which Ulatan posts to his Instagram page, takes this idea and applies it to infinite scenarios: digital photo-manipulations of his own photographs from his travels, others from Google images, that re-shape the world as if it were folded into a giant cube.

 

Graphic Design Work

Graphic Design Work ⇣

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SURREAL ART

by Petey Ulatan

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Selected Photography Work.

 

my photography book!

The Amount of Light: Scenes from Japan

 

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