The Ron English McSupersized Popaganda Halloween Figurine
Jacqueline Parrish — October 29, 2009 — Art & Design
References: popaganda & streetlevel
Ron English McSupersized Popaganda art is a twist on the McDonalds mascot clown, Ronald McDonald. Ron English's Ronald McDonald is shown to be ridiculously rotund, chunky and large, obviously the affects of one too many Big Macs for the creepy clown.
The latest Ron English McSupersized Popaganda mascot is a Halloween edition of McChubs that comes packaged in a box that looks like a package of McDonalds french fries.
Implications - The figure itself features transparent skin so that you can stare right into the belly of the beast. Also noteworthy is the font used on the french fries box packaging. Disney anyone?
The latest Ron English McSupersized Popaganda mascot is a Halloween edition of McChubs that comes packaged in a box that looks like a package of McDonalds french fries.
Implications - The figure itself features transparent skin so that you can stare right into the belly of the beast. Also noteworthy is the font used on the french fries box packaging. Disney anyone?
Trend Themes
1. Popaganda Art - Opportunity for artists to create twist on popular mascots that push boundaries and challenge traditional depictions.
2. Transparent Design - Potential for transparent materials in product design to provide unique visual experiences and storytelling opportunities.
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