The title of the Scribbled Line People art series does not prepare a person for what actually comes of it. This title conjures up a presumption of doodled stick figures, not the stunning, stripped bodies that actually make up this series. Spectacularly surreal, the viewer sees a person unraveling before their eyes. Even if it is just art, there is a realistic aspect to the Scribbled Line People series that will really take breaths away.
Created by Graphic designer and illustrator Ayaka Ito, who was born in Japan and now resides in New York City, the Scribbled Line People art series was created using computer programs such as Flash and Photoshop. Using photographs as a base, Ito was also "inspired by wire sculptures made into human form by Rachel Ducker."
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Surreal Art
- Creating unconventional and mind-bending art through digital manipulation and mixed media can disrupt the traditional art market.
- Body Positivity
- Embracing different body types and representing them in art can disrupt the beauty and fashion industries and promote inclusivity.
- Collaborative Art
- Combining different art forms and techniques can disrupt traditional art creation and open up new possibilities for creative expression.
Where This Applies
- Art
- The art industry can incorporate digital technology and mixed media in artwork to reach wider audiences and introduce new artist styles and backgrounds that represent different body types.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can promote body positivity by using models with different body types and embracing unconventional yet stunning styles in clothing design.
- Technology
- The technology industry can collaborate with artists to develop new tools or programs that revolutionize the way art is created and displayed in society.
