Alice Bartlett's Nail Art Spawns a Petite Craze
Jordy E — September 7, 2012 — Art & Design
References: flickr & design-milk
London-based computer coder Alice Bartlett delved into the miniature art world while browsing the model train section of a craft store. She took up interest in the idea of a fingertip photoshoot, one that would make use of faux grass and dwarf-sized dolls.
Bartlett is quick to point out her disinterest in the latest nail trends. She instead wishes to create captivating images by way of one's hands, the perfect set for a miniscule production.
These faded snapshots betray a sense of grandeur despite the petite scale that Bartlett worked with. Those who wish to follow in her footsteps can line the figurines throughout living rooms and kitchens post photo-op, providing the tiniest of decorative pieces.
Bartlett is quick to point out her disinterest in the latest nail trends. She instead wishes to create captivating images by way of one's hands, the perfect set for a miniscule production.
These faded snapshots betray a sense of grandeur despite the petite scale that Bartlett worked with. Those who wish to follow in her footsteps can line the figurines throughout living rooms and kitchens post photo-op, providing the tiniest of decorative pieces.
Trend Themes
1. Miniature Art - Opportunity to create and innovate in the field of miniaturized art and design.
2. Fingertip Photography - Innovative ways to capture unique and captivating images using hands as the focal point.
3. Decorative Figurines - Potential market for small decorative figurines to be used as home decor or collectibles.
Industry Implications
1. Visual Arts - Artists and designers can explore new possibilities in miniaturized art and photography.
2. Craft Supplies - Opportunity for craft stores to offer miniature art supplies and materials.
3. Home Decor - Home decor retailers can tap into the demand for small decorative figurines as part of a growing trend.
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