'Man vs Ink' Creates Peppy Prints Straight Out of Portland, Oregon
Tiana Reid — August 28, 2010 — Art & Design
References: etsy & modishblog
'Man vs Ink' is a printmaking company owned and operated by former Tyler School of Art student Fred DiMeglio. Based in Portland, Oregon, the vibe from the Northwestern city is certainly reflected in his work. The peppy, earthy and artsy designs that DiMeglio creates will lift even the most sullen spirit.
One of Man vs Ink's most intricate design is the 'Portland Pop-up Post Card,' which would be a thoughtful souvenir to take back home from any Portland visits.
One of Man vs Ink's most intricate design is the 'Portland Pop-up Post Card,' which would be a thoughtful souvenir to take back home from any Portland visits.
Trend Themes
1. Printmaking Revival - The rise of printmaking as a popular art form opens up opportunities for innovative techniques and designs.
2. Souvenir Redesign - Reimagining traditional souvenirs like postcards with unique and artistic designs breathes new life into the market.
3. Art-inspired Travel Mementos - Creating travel mementos that combine artistic elements with local cultural references offers a disruptive way to capture memories.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can capitalize on the printmaking revival by embracing new printing techniques and supporting independent artists.
2. Tourism and Travel - The tourism industry can explore and invest in unique souvenirs, like redesigned postcards, to enhance the travel experience for visitors.
3. Gift and Souvenir Retail - The gift and souvenir retail sector can tap into the demand for art-inspired travel mementos by partnering with local artists and offering unique products.
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