The world is so saturated with celebrities, that I often skip over anything that says Rihanna, Britney, Beyonce, Angelina or Madonna.
This time around, however, I was pleasantly surprised by these digitally manipulated and fun images of female A-Listers portrayed as robots.
PhotoShopped by Worth1000 members (one of my favorite websites), the photos depict Angelina Jolie, Gwen Stefani, Halle Berry, Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman and other celebrities if they were given a radical makeover that turned them into robots or fembots.
You gotta love the magical software that is PhotoShop.
RobotShopping A-Listers
Worth1000 Turns Celebrities into Robots
Trend Themes
1. Celebrity Automation - The trend of digitally manipulating celebrities into robots presents an opportunity for automation technology to create even more realistic and diverse robotic replicas of famous individuals.
2. Digital Makeover - The trend of giving celebrities a radical digital makeover as robots opens up possibilities for the cosmetics industry to develop virtual makeup and styling services for online platforms.
3. Virtual Celebrity Influencers - The trend of portraying A-List celebrities as robots suggests the potential for virtual influencers to be created, allowing brands to collaborate with these digital figures for marketing campaigns.
Industry Implications
1. Automation Technology - The automation technology industry can capitalize on the trend of digitally transforming celebrities into robots by developing advanced algorithms and deep learning models for realistic virtual replicas.
2. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can seize the opportunity presented by the trend of digitally making over celebrities as robots by offering virtual makeup and styling services through augmented reality applications.
3. Marketing and Advertising - The marketing and advertising industry can explore the potential of leveraging the trend of portraying A-List celebrities as robots by collaborating with virtual influencers for brand endorsements and promotional campaigns.