Nikhil Narayanan's 'Posters' Collection is Aboriginally Crazy
Andrew Robichaud — June 15, 2009 — Art & Design
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Monsters are already freaky in nature but add a tonne of colour and an afro, and you’ve got something a little more frightening.
Nikhil Narayanan’s “Posters” collection is an eclectic and colourful rendition of monsters with a tribal feel about them.
Narayanan uses one main monster template and designs different creatures from the general image. These scary dudes look like they don’t want to be meeting new people or making new friends.
At least the colours are a little deceiving.
Nikhil Narayanan’s “Posters” collection is an eclectic and colourful rendition of monsters with a tribal feel about them.
Narayanan uses one main monster template and designs different creatures from the general image. These scary dudes look like they don’t want to be meeting new people or making new friends.
At least the colours are a little deceiving.
Trend Themes
1. Tribal Monster Art - Opportunities to disrupt traditional art forms by incorporating colorful tribal depictions of monsters.
2. Colorful Eclectic Designs - Opening up the possibility of bringing together unique, non-traditional combinations for product designs.
3. Scary Characters in Pop Culture - Opportunities to capitalize on the cultural fascination with horror and distinctly imaginative characters.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art world can benefit from incorporating unusual tribal-inspired monsters into artwork.
2. Fashion - Fashion designers can create colorful and unique clothing with monster designs.
3. Entertainment - Movie studios and game developers can adapt the scary characters from the collection to create new monsters for pop culture media.
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