Digital artist Leone takes an unusual approach to this series of portraits called 'Rooms.' In place of a model, all the viewer sees are a series of scribbles in place of skin to simulate feminine curves.
I love the bold, bright colors Leone uses within the first three photos of 'Rooms,' but I also enjoy the muted monochromatic look found within the final two images.
Implications - Many people have grown tired of the same repetitive images within many fashion magazines and advertisements alike. The choice to utilize differing materials and boundary-pushing imagery within product packaging and design can help products to stand out from other products that tend to repetitively favor similar concepts.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Human-free Art
- Exploring the possibility of creating art without the need for human models.
- Scribble Art
- Utilizing scribbles and unconventional methods to create unique and eye-catching art.
- Monochromatic Designs
- Exploring the visual appeal of muted and monochromatic designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Exploring the possibility of using human-free or unconventional methods in fashion photography and advertising.
- Art Industry
- Opportunity to push boundaries and experiment with unconventional techniques to create unique art pieces.
- Product Packaging Design
- Opportunity to differentiate products by utilizing unconventional and eye-catching design concepts.
