These Starbucks Cup Doodles Go Off the Page and Onto Cups
Alyson Wyers — October 9, 2014 — Art & Design
References: facebook & designtaxi
It has been two years since we have seen Starbucks cup doodles from Tomoko Shintani. The Japanese artist draws cute and playful illustrations that incorporate the branded white disposable cups into the black ink drawings themselves. The mug might be used to complete a circle, for example, or will otherwise be cleverly integrated into the picture as the adorably anamorphic art extends from the notepad onto the cup.
The expanded collection of Starbucks cup doodles can be seen on Tomoko Shintani's Facebook page. The whimsical drawings tend to feature small children playing with different animals. From a little boy playing guitar with a cymbals-clashing bear to a young girl and her feline friend enjoying a beverage, the art has a variety of fun and lovely topics.
The expanded collection of Starbucks cup doodles can be seen on Tomoko Shintani's Facebook page. The whimsical drawings tend to feature small children playing with different animals. From a little boy playing guitar with a cymbals-clashing bear to a young girl and her feline friend enjoying a beverage, the art has a variety of fun and lovely topics.
Trend Themes
1. Coffee Cup Art - As coffee consumption increases, opportunities for artists to showcase unique coffee cup art increase as well.
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3. Digital Illustration - The increasing use of digital illustration tools allows for greater creativity and precision for artists to create unique designs.
Industry Implications
1. Coffee and Beverage Retail - Coffee and beverage retailers can utilize creative cup designs to differentiate their products from competitors and create unique experiences for their customers.
2. Advertising and Marketing - Brands and marketing agencies can incorporate unique, branded illustrations into their ad campaigns to increase engagement with their target audience.
3. Art and Design - Artists and designers can leverage the rise of digital illustration tools to create unique designs and expand their portfolio and clientele.
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