There's nothing like zombifying pop culture icons, and these zombie Sesame Street paintings are giving other aspiring zombifiers a run for their money.
These kooky undead creations are the work of Evan Cheng, who designed the brain-craving muppet series for the T-shirt company Mightyfine. Seen here are Bert, Ernie, Oscar, Big Bird, Elmo, Grover and, of course, the Count. These vibrant creations have such awesome expressions on their faces that I would be proud to wear these images on clothing any day. Also on the tees are hilarious parody texts such as "B is for Brains" and "Frenemies of the Human Race."
As stellar as these zombie Sesame Street paintings are, I'm still wondering why the Cookie Monster is absent, considering he's pretty much a zombie already, only with a penchant for cookies instead of brains.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Zombified Pop Culture Icons
- Opportunity for businesses to create merchandise and artwork that zombifies popular characters from TV shows, movies, and other media.
- Vibrant Undead Art
- Innovative artists can explore the creation of vibrant and visually appealing zombie-themed artwork, attracting a unique audience.
- Parody Texts in Art
- Artists and designers can incorporate humorous and clever parody texts into their art, enhancing the artwork's appeal and marketability.
Sectors Adopting This
- Apparel
- Apparel companies can leverage the trend of zombified pop culture icons by creating T-shirts, hoodies, and other merchandise featuring zombie-themed designs.
- Art
- Art galleries and artists can embrace the vibrant undead art trend by showcasing and selling zombie-themed paintings, prints, and sculptures.
- Entertainment Merchandise
- Companies in the entertainment industry can explore partnerships with artists to create zombie-themed merchandise based on popular characters, expanding their product offerings.
