Taking art back from the digital era to a nostalgic traditional age
Implications - While many artists are choosing to innovate by taking the digital path, others are falling back on more traditional mediums. For some it is an attempt to stand out, for others, it is fear of failing to excel with new tools, and for others still, reasoning lies in loyalty to a craft. For every artist against new technology, there are hundreds of consumers favoring traditional art.
Trend Themes
1. Return to Traditional Mediums in Art - As some artists choose to move towards digital mediums, others are finding success by embracing traditional art forms.
2. DIY Papercraft - From toys and jewelry to speakers and weapons, consumers are enjoying more papercraft projects and experiences.
3. Intricate and Innovative Papercraft - Artists like Wataru Itou and Ingrid Siliakus are pushing the limits of what is possible with papercraft, inspiring others to explore the art form in new ways.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Crafting Supplies - As consumers embrace traditional and DIY art forms, there is an opportunity for art and craft supply companies to introduce new products and materials to meet growing demand.
2. Paper and Printing - The growing interest in papercraft projects and experiences presents an opportunity for paper and printing companies to develop new products that cater to this niche market.
3. Museums and Galleries - As papercraft gains recognition as an art form, there is an opportunity for museums and galleries to showcase more works that use this innovative medium.
12 Featured, 92 Examples:
2,613,486 Total Clicks
Date Range:
Feb 09 — Sep 09
Trending:
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