The Infamous Cut and Paste Art of Lola Dupre Goes Political
Armida Ascano — September 18, 2010 — Art & Design
Lola Dupre has established quite the name for herself as an inventive cut and paste artist. Looking at the fine details of each tiny piece of paper, one can tell that Lola Dupre put much time and effort into each piece of work. The normal subject matter of a Lola Dupre piece consists of cars, faces, animals - and recently, politicians.
The allure behind the Lola Dupre politician series goes beyond the artist's hard work and into the style of the images. Politicians in the series are depicted as caricatures with exaggerated features.
The allure behind the Lola Dupre politician series goes beyond the artist's hard work and into the style of the images. Politicians in the series are depicted as caricatures with exaggerated features.
Trend Themes
1. Political Caricature Art - Offering a fresh take on the traditional portrait art and opening a new market in the art industry.
2. Disruptive Cut and Paste Artwork - Creating unique designs by combining and manipulating existing images and opening new possibilities for art enthusiasts and graphic design companies.
3. Exaggerated Features in Art - Revolutionizing the conventional approach in portraiture and creating a distinctive style that could appeal to broader audiences in the art market.
Industry Implications
1. Art Industry - Incorporating more non-traditional art techniques to create distinct and marketable artwork that can attract new buyers and collectors.
2. Graphic Design Industry - Utilizing cut and paste techniques to create innovative designs for advertising or marketing campaigns.
3. Politics Industry - Using caricature art to create humorous political campaigns and ads that could help candidates stand out from their competitors.
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