The Jason Freely Mr. Potato Head Anatomy Illustrations Give the Inside Story
Joanne Lam — July 30, 2010 — Pop Culture
Known for his creative personification of inanimate objects, Jason Freely is at it again with this Mr. Potato Head anatomy illustration.
Presenting the interiors of this classic toy, Jason Freely illustrates the seemingly realistic skeletal structure and organs of Mr. Potato Head. With an oversized skull and scrawny arms, even the shrunken bottom portion of his body is portrayed in keeping with the toy's original proportions.
Implications - Applying novel ideas to existing products often generates buzz among consumers. This is because consumers do not need to spend additional time in formulating a relationship to the product. Corporations can similarly introduce new ideas to consumers by masking it in familiar concepts that the general public are likely to accept.
Presenting the interiors of this classic toy, Jason Freely illustrates the seemingly realistic skeletal structure and organs of Mr. Potato Head. With an oversized skull and scrawny arms, even the shrunken bottom portion of his body is portrayed in keeping with the toy's original proportions.
Implications - Applying novel ideas to existing products often generates buzz among consumers. This is because consumers do not need to spend additional time in formulating a relationship to the product. Corporations can similarly introduce new ideas to consumers by masking it in familiar concepts that the general public are likely to accept.
Trend Themes
1. Personification of Inanimate Objects - Artistically personifying everyday objects can generate buzz among consumers, presenting opportunities for corporations to introduce new ideas using familiar concepts.
2. Anatomical Illustrations of Everyday Objects - Illustrating the internal anatomy of everyday objects can provide a new perspective for consumers and present opportunities for corporations to innovate their existing products.
3. Oversized Objects - Creating oversized versions of everyday objects can attract attention and generate interest among consumers, allowing corporations to explore new opportunities for product innovation.
Industry Implications
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3. Advertising Industry - Incorporating creative and unconventional concepts into advertising campaigns can capture consumers' attention and create brand awareness, presenting opportunities for companies within the advertising industry to innovate and disrupt traditional advertising methods.
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