‘12 Famous Fairy Tales in Pieces' Revisits Favs
Jason Soy — July 19, 2011 — Pop Culture
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These vibrant ‘12 Famous Fairy Tales in Pieces’ illustrations by Simone Massoni perfectly capture the essence of each story, even though all of the pictures only feature paper doll cutouts of characters and objects from their respective tales. I seriously never considered how important these objects actually were to each narrative until Massoni laid it all out in this wicked format.
The 12 Famous Fairy Tales in Pieces was originally made for a calender and features the classics Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Robin Hood, Aladdin, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Frog Prince, The Three Little Pigs and others.
Implications - North American consumers have grown tired of computer-generated graphics which have over saturated the marketplace. Corporations looking to garner the attention of consumers should instead try utilizing fine arts illustrations such as these in promotional campaigns as they’re a more favorable alternative to computer graphics.
The 12 Famous Fairy Tales in Pieces was originally made for a calender and features the classics Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Robin Hood, Aladdin, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Frog Prince, The Three Little Pigs and others.
Implications - North American consumers have grown tired of computer-generated graphics which have over saturated the marketplace. Corporations looking to garner the attention of consumers should instead try utilizing fine arts illustrations such as these in promotional campaigns as they’re a more favorable alternative to computer graphics.
Trend Themes
1. Fine Arts Illustrations - Companies can utilize fine arts illustrations in promotional campaigns as a more favorable alternative to computer graphics.
2. Reviving Classic Stories - There is a demand for products that revisit and reimagine classic fairy tales, presenting them in a fresh and vibrant way.
3. Appreciation for Paper Crafts - The use of paper doll cutouts highlights a growing interest in paper crafts and the art of storytelling through tactile experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can incorporate fine arts illustrations to create captivating and unique promotional campaigns.
2. Publishing - Publishers can tap into the trend of reviving classic stories by developing books and products that offer fresh interpretations of beloved fairy tales.
3. Handmade and DIY - The handmade and DIY industry can capitalize on the appreciation for paper crafts by creating products and experiences that celebrate the art of paper cutting and storytelling.
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