The creative company Moving Brands designed this emoji collection, which aims to simplify virtual communication for those who reside in cities. This unique collection of emojis ranges from specific coffee icons to particular camera brands and it even highlights city-dwelling creatures.
While traditional emoji keyboards have existing coffee icons, this collection includes 27 cafe-related images. These include americanos, flat whites and lattes. City critters like the raccoon, squirrels and pigeons are also incorporated into this set.
This idea from Moving Brands' city-inspired emojis came for the lack of relevance in the current emoji keyboards. While this project is still a conceptual idea, the company hopes to have its products created to aid in the simplification of urban lives. The rise of the emoji has been seen across the realm of political, social and satirical virtual communication platforms and this emoji collection is no different.
City-Inspired Emojis
These Emojis are the Ideal Virtual Communication Tool for Urban Citizens
Trend Themes
1. City-inspired Emojis - The rise of city-inspired emojis presents an opportunity for companies to develop emoji collections for specialized interests or geographic locations.
2. Specialized Emoji Collections - Moving Brands' city-inspired emojis demonstrate the trend towards highly specialized emoji collections for different interests, professions or communities.
3. Personalized Virtual Communication - City-inspired emojis are part of a larger trend towards personalized virtual communication, creating opportunities for companies to offer solutions that cater to specific communities and interests.
Industry Implications
1. Digital Communication - City-inspired emojis suggest the need for more innovative digital communication tools that cater to specific communities and interests.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Companies can use city-inspired emojis for marketing and advertising campaigns that target urban demographics or particular interests.
3. Product Design - Opportunities exist for product design companies to create city or interest-inspired emoji collections to sell to app developers and tech companies.