Brian Stuckey Creates a Last Supper Diagram With Cereal Mascots
Peter Vallas — February 23, 2011 — Art & Design
References: brianstuckeyart & superpunch.blogspot
Illustrator and sculptor Brian Stuckey loves creating animated character artworks and turning his 2D illustrations into 3D masterpieces.
Brian Stuckey's latest piece of work recreates the last supper scene with a fun and humorous twist. The famous Leonardo Da Vinci painting is turned into a diorama featuring the breakfast cereal mascots everyone knows and loves.
This awesome artwork rendition of the Last Supper, or should I say "Last Breakfast", is fun and memorable.
Implications - Consumers enjoy pop culture mash-ups because it provides individuals with an image that they can relate to, while still invigorating their interest in new products. Corporations may generate a larger consumer clientele by collaborating with other high-profile companies or popular icons in modern society in a variety of industries.
Brian Stuckey's latest piece of work recreates the last supper scene with a fun and humorous twist. The famous Leonardo Da Vinci painting is turned into a diorama featuring the breakfast cereal mascots everyone knows and loves.
This awesome artwork rendition of the Last Supper, or should I say "Last Breakfast", is fun and memorable.
Implications - Consumers enjoy pop culture mash-ups because it provides individuals with an image that they can relate to, while still invigorating their interest in new products. Corporations may generate a larger consumer clientele by collaborating with other high-profile companies or popular icons in modern society in a variety of industries.
Trend Themes
1. Pop Culture Mash-ups - Creating artwork or products that combine elements from different pop culture references to appeal to consumers' sense of nostalgia and interest in new products.
2. Collaborations with High-profile Companies - Forming partnerships or collaborations with well-known companies or popular icons from modern society to expand consumer clientele and reach.
3. 3D Transformations of 2D Art - Using technology and artistic techniques to turn 2D illustrations or artworks into three-dimensional masterpieces to create unique and engaging visual experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Illustration - Artists and illustrators can explore incorporating pop culture mash-ups and 3D transformations in their works to attract a wider audience and create innovative art pieces.
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