The Poems for Children is a set of whimsical illustrations that both kids and adults can lose themselves in. As though depicting a magical world full of good witches like those found in 'The Wizard of Oz' and giant cuddly creatures like Falkor in 'The Neverending Story,' the series will have imaginations soaring in no time.
Created by Varya Kolesnikova, an illustrator based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the Poems for Children series showcases her unique style. Full of stunning details, vibrant colors and nature-inspired scenes, her work may deal in the make-believe, but that is exactly that type of subject matter children thrive off of.
Although the title 'Poems for Children' would suggest of body of written work, in a way each illustration is a poem.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Whimsical Illustrations
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the children's book industry with more imaginative and colorful illustrations.
- Nature-inspired Scenes
- There is a trend toward using natural settings and colors in illustrations and a potential to disrupt the eco-friendly industry through collaboration with artists.
- Make-believe Subject Matter
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the entertainment industry through the creation of imaginative TV shows, movies or video games that feature make-believe creatures and settings.
Where This Applies
- Children's Book
- There is a disruptive opportunity for illustrators and writers to stand out in the children's book industry with whimsical illustrations and imaginative storylines.
- Art and Design
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the art and design industry by collaborating with artists to create eco-friendly illustrations and a more nature-inspired aesthetic in design.
- Entertainment
- There is a disruptive opportunity for the entertainment industry to produce TV shows, movies or video games featuring make-believe creatures and settings to satisfy audiences' imaginations and creativity.
