The 'Cars and Films' Collection Fetishizes Famous Automobiles
Alexander Lam — July 5, 2013 — Autos
References: etsy & mymodernmet
Capturing the essence of iconic films in their vehicles, designer Jesús Prudencio created a series of beautifully illustrated movie posters in his 'Cars and Films' series. Prudencio's posters feature automobiles that were instrumental in classic films. Along with slick designs is well-paired typography to complete the movie posters. The collection examines a variety of movies with the same static side shot of a car and minimalist fonts.
Cars and Films places a spotlight on instantly recognizable automobiles. Prudencio included some of the most well known cars such as the DeLorean from Back to the Future and the Ectomobile from Ghostbusters. Other iconic vehicles such as Little Miss Sunshine's Volkswagon bus and Mr. Bean's Leyland Mini were also thrown into the mix.
Cars and Films places a spotlight on instantly recognizable automobiles. Prudencio included some of the most well known cars such as the DeLorean from Back to the Future and the Ectomobile from Ghostbusters. Other iconic vehicles such as Little Miss Sunshine's Volkswagon bus and Mr. Bean's Leyland Mini were also thrown into the mix.
Trend Themes
1. Fetishizing Iconic Vehicles - Companies could create merchandise such as collectible car models or phone cases featuring illustrated designs of iconic vehicles from famous films.
2. Minimalist Movie Posters - Minimalistic movie posters, featuring simple designs and typography like Prudencio's posters, could disrupt the traditional poster industry and catch customers' attention with their unique designs.
3. Nostalgic Designs in Pop Culture - With a growing interest in retro and nostalgia, creating designs that capture the essence of classic films or television shows could lead to disrupting pop culture merchandise and apparel markets.
Industry Implications
1. Film Memorabilia - Film memorabilia retailers could capitalize on the trend of collecting iconic vehicles by offering merchandise with illustrations of the cars featured in famous movies.
2. Graphic Design - Graphic designers could create minimalist movie posters for films, tapping into a unique market of those drawn to simple and sophisticated designs.
3. Pop Culture Merchandise - Companies that produce pop culture merchandise, such as t-shirts or tote bags, could use nostalgic designs from classic films and shows to create a unique product line and disrupt the market.
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