Max Guther is a Berlin based illustrator and designer using a unique aesthetic to bring his slightly hyperreal illustrations to life. Working with a mix of 3d and Photoshop, he creates worlds with the focus on the interaction between architectural details, interiors and the human being to convey everyday situations and activities. Influenced by the aesthetic of old computer games and isometric representations of Bauhaus architects and designers he uses the isometric perspective to create an all-seeing observation position. Since graduating school in 2017 he works as a freelance illustrator for clients such as The New York Times, Wired, The New Yorker, GQ, Zeit, Pitchfork and Esquire.