You'll Wish These Disney Prince Magazine Covers Were Real
Mesel Isaac — September 1, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: blogs.disney & ohmydisney.tumblr
The people of Oh My Disney have created a series of realistic looking Disney Prince magazine covers.
The Disney Prince magazine covers feature titles that are either outright fictitious (Kingdom & Forest) or parodies of existing magazines (Princes' Quarterly instead of Gentlemen's Quarterly). Some of the Disney Princes lucky enough to grace the cover of these magazines include: Prince Philip, Prince Naveen, Prince Charming, and Prince Eric. Eagle-eyed fans will note that the publication dates for these Disney Prince magazine covers are all over the place; those knowledgeable in all things Disney will recognize them as the premiere dates of each of the Princes' respective movies.
The fictional Disney Prince magazines offer revealing exposés about the Princes, surveys, quizzes, how tos, and more. If only they were real.
The Disney Prince magazine covers feature titles that are either outright fictitious (Kingdom & Forest) or parodies of existing magazines (Princes' Quarterly instead of Gentlemen's Quarterly). Some of the Disney Princes lucky enough to grace the cover of these magazines include: Prince Philip, Prince Naveen, Prince Charming, and Prince Eric. Eagle-eyed fans will note that the publication dates for these Disney Prince magazine covers are all over the place; those knowledgeable in all things Disney will recognize them as the premiere dates of each of the Princes' respective movies.
The fictional Disney Prince magazines offer revealing exposés about the Princes, surveys, quizzes, how tos, and more. If only they were real.
Trend Themes
1. Disney Prince Magazine Covers - The rising interest in the creation of unique and realistic Disney Prince magazine covers can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for graphic design and media companies to collaborate and create a line of collectible prince-themed magazines.
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3. Parody Magazines - The popularity of parodying existing magazines to create new content, such as Princes' Quarterly, can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for marketing and branding companies to create unique and memorable campaigns for their clients.
Industry Implications
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3. Publishing - Magazine publishers can find a disruptive innovation opportunities by creating a line of fictional magazines that offer new and engaging content to their readers, such as personality quizzes, celebrity interviews, and more.
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