The Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes Series Nostalgically Portrays Food
Meghan Young — April 18, 2013 — Fashion
References: dschwen & behance.net
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes (TMNL) portrait series is a clever play on nostalgia. It likens the look of a whole lime to the heads of the four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The texture and color is almost dead on. With the adorable addition of colorful eye masks, adults and children alike will find themselves nodding in approval while appraising the humorous spoofs.
Shot by David Schwen, a photographer based in Minneapolis, United States, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes photo series takes food photography to a playful, cartoonish level. The photographer, who was also responsible for the Pantone Food Pairings series, states simply, "I've always thought that limes looked like a certain character in the pop culture world."
Shot by David Schwen, a photographer based in Minneapolis, United States, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes photo series takes food photography to a playful, cartoonish level. The photographer, who was also responsible for the Pantone Food Pairings series, states simply, "I've always thought that limes looked like a certain character in the pop culture world."
Trend Themes
1. Nostalgic Food Art - Creating playful and clever food art that taps into nostalgia for popular culture characters.
2. Cartoon-inspired Food Photography - Taking food photography to a new level by incorporating cartoonish and whimsical elements.
3. Humorous Food Spoofs - Adding a humorous twist to food by creating spoofs and parodies inspired by popular culture.
Industry Implications
1. Food Art - Opportunity to create and sell unique and nostalgic food art pieces for collectors and enthusiasts.
2. Photography - Creating a niche market for cartoon-inspired food photography, catering to brands, advertisers, and art collectors.
3. Food and Beverage - Partnering with food and beverage brands to create humorous marketing campaigns, packaging, and promotions using cartoon-inspired spoofs.
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