These clever cult-classic character cut-outs by Mab Graves are positively "pulp-able." American artist Mab Graves is a pop-culture pro and is praised for her intricate illustrations. Graves must be an avid Wes Anderson fan, for she chose to create paper versions of some of his most celebrated characters in the popular film 'The Royal Tenenbaums.'
Fans of this artistic and quirky film can now play with paper versions of morbid Margot, Richie and Royal. The designs of the paper dolls resemble IKEA furniture instructions, and are very clean and simple.
Mab Graves gives Wes Anderson fans the "royal" treatment with these clever paper doll characters from 'The Royal Tenenbaums.'
Implications - Consumers are always willing to embrace products that induce a sense of nostalgia in them. These products allow them to promote their values to their peers, as well as reminding them of pleasant past experiences. Companies can capitalize off of nostalgia by making reference to major cultural occurrences in their product designs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Nostalgia-inducing Products
- Companies can capitalize off of nostalgia by making reference to major cultural occurrences in their product designs.
- Cult-film Merchandise
- Creating merchandise inspired by cult films can tap into the dedicated fan base and generate interest.
- Intricate Illustrations
- Artists praised for their intricate illustrations can create unique and collectible products.
Who This Affects Most
- Pop-culture Merchandise
- Creating merchandise based on popular films and TV shows can attract a dedicated fan base.
- Art and Design
- Artists skilled in intricate illustrations can create unique and collectible products.
- Home Decor
- Designing nostalgic-inspired products that resemble IKEA furniture instructions can appeal to consumers looking for unique and nostalgic home decor pieces.
