The deepest pictures ever? Artist spends 518 hours creating mind-blowing infinite zoom artwork

Infite scroll art
(Image credit: Jesse Martin)

An artist has spent a whopping 518 hours across 8 projects creating 'infinite scroll' artwork that could be the deepest pictures ever. Yes, the deepest pictures. This type of art is made on a drawing tablet, and utilises the zoom function to mind-blowing effect. What seem to be simple pieces of digital art have incredible hidden depths – as you zoom into parts of the image you see they actually contain a picture within a picture within a picture.

Jesse Martin's art uses art apps Procreate and Endless Paper, and contains astonishing detail, with whole new scenes appearing within the unlikeliest parts of the paintings. A compilation video on YouTube highlights many of his projects, and also tells you just how much time the artist has spent on each piece.

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Georgia Coggan
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Georgia has worked on Creative Bloq since 2018, and has been the site's Editor since 2023. With a specialism in branding and design, Georgia is also Programme Director of CB's award scheme – the Brand Impact Awards. As well as immersing herself with the industry through attending events like Adobe Max and the D&AD Awards and steering the site's content streams, Georgia has an eye on new commercial opportunities and ensuring they reflect the needs and interests of creatives.