A Few Plants by Ben Biondo Looks Straight Out of a Textbook
Meghan Young — June 22, 2015 — Art & Design
Ben Biondo has created a beautiful poster series inspired by vegetation. Simply titled 'A Few Plants,' the hand-drawn illustrations look as though they are straight out of a vintage textbook. Comprised of six posters in total, the collection depict not only the plant itself, but also accompanies it with some interesting facts.
Boasting bright colors and tasteful fonts, Ben Biondo's A Few Plants poster series would make a great addition to any home. As for the artist himself, Trendland writes that Ben Biondo "doesn’t classify himself as just a painter, photographer, film maker or designer, but rather as a problem solver and maker of things." This versatile and humble attitude can be seen in this collection.
Boasting bright colors and tasteful fonts, Ben Biondo's A Few Plants poster series would make a great addition to any home. As for the artist himself, Trendland writes that Ben Biondo "doesn’t classify himself as just a painter, photographer, film maker or designer, but rather as a problem solver and maker of things." This versatile and humble attitude can be seen in this collection.
Trend Themes
1. Vintage-inspired Poster Collections - The trend of creating vintage-inspired posters can be an opportunity for designers to create unique artwork that appeals to nature lovers.
2. Botanical Illustration - The trend of incorporating botanical illustrations in design can be an opportunity for graphic designers and artists to showcase their talent and create original artwork.
3. Educational Décor - The trend of educational decor can be an opportunity for designers to create art that not only looks good but also teaches people about nature.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Home decor companies can capitalize on the trend of creating vintage-inspired, botanical illustrations to create unique art that appeals to nature lovers.
2. Graphic Design - Graphic design companies and individual designers can take advantage of the trend of incorporating botanical illustrations in their work to stand out and showcase their talent.
3. Education - Educational institutions and companies that focus on teaching about nature can use educational artwork as a way to engage and teach students.
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