The art throughout a comic book was always so fun to admire because of its larger-than-life concept. The good guys were handsome and ripped, the bad guys were ugly and even larger.
There are creations hiding in the pages that our reality could never produce.
This collection of Marvel-inspired sketches in the "Cottonmouth Collection," drawn and photographed by Richt (yes, one name... like God), is another break from the norm of our realm. There is a collective mix of characters and entities that make you gaze momentarily suspended in time in space.
Sometimes it’s nice to think outside the box.
Comic Book Charactography
Marvel-Inspired Sketches From Richt Break the Norm
Trend Themes
1. Comic-inspired Art - There is an opportunity for artists, designers, and art-based businesses to capitalize on the trend of creating art inspired by comic book characters.
2. Immersive Art Experiences - There is an opportunity for galleries and museums to create immersive art experiences that transport visitors into the world of comic book characters and heroes.
3. Nostalgic Aesthetics - There is an opportunity for companies to tap into the trend of nostalgic aesthetics, incorporating designs inspired by comic books and superheroes into their branding and products.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The trend of comic-inspired art presents opportunities for artists, designers, and galleries to showcase and sell their work.
2. Entertainment - The trend of comic book characters and superheroes can be incorporated into movies, TV shows, and video games to appeal to fans and create new content.
3. Retail - The trend of nostalgic aesthetics inspired by comic books and superheroes can be used by companies in the retail industry to create unique and appealing products that resonate with customers.