Disney EPCOT's final three destinations
Stephen Christ — January 17, 2011 — Art & Design
The Disney EPCOT Center has become the place for retro art and merchandise to emerge from. These vintage posters showcase the fan-favorite Disney EPCOT attractions in a triptych format using minimalist vector art. The three-paneled retro Horizons posters show the final three scenes that riders could choose from as their last destination. The desert of Mesa Verde, the space station of Brava Centauri, and the underwater Sea Castle resort are represented in the three posters. The Horizons pavillion stretches across all three panels of the retro Horizons posters. If you loved the Disney EPCOT Center, then these retro Horizons posters are for you.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Art - The high demand for vintage-inspired artwork creates an opportunity for businesses to create and market retro designs in various industries.
2. Minimalist Design - A shift towards using minimalist design in art and merchandise presents a growth opportunity for businesses to create simple and modern products.
3. Triptych Format - A growing trend in using a triptych format for art and merchandise provides an opportunity for businesses to create unique and cohesive pieces across industries.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Amusement parks, movie theaters, and other forms of entertainment can incorporate retro and minimalist designs in their merchandise and marketing strategies.
2. Home Decor - The trend towards minimalism and retro design presents an opportunity for the home decor industry to create products that cater to this aesthetic.
3. Fashion - The popularity of retro and minimalist designs in art and merchandise can provide the fashion industry with the opportunity to create stylish and unique clothing items.
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