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6.4 | Warm
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48,780 Total Clicks Jul 11 - Apr 12 |
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Street Artvertising
Using graffiti-inspired campaigns to capture attentionImplications - Last year, Trend Hunter noted how shoe brands are teaming up with famous street artists to create eye-catching and unique graffiti-like designs for their products. Now, brands are going one step further and taking street art into their own hands, creating large public displays that take on stunning visual effects or look as if they could have been executed by Banksy. This method of artvertising allows a brand to align itself with street culture, appealing to consumers who love public art statements and tend to ignore more traditional branding and marketing displays. [More]
 Colossal 3D Paintings |
 Guerrilla Graffiti Footgear Campaigns |
 Robotic Graffiti Autos |
 Shoe Street Art Festivals |
 Paint Gun Graffiti Portraits |
 Banksy-Inspired Ads |
Filed in: Marketing Art & Design Lifestyle Graffiti Clusters Publicity Stunts
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5.1 | Warm
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27,215 Total Clicks Jan 11 - Jun 11 |
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Conspicuous Camouflage
Artists show that blending in can mean standing outImplications - Artists are using camouflage to depict subjects that are supposed to blend in but in actuality jump off their canvases. The images allude to a continuous, internal human conflict: to blend in or stand out? They highlight the consumer desire to “fit in” with the rest of society, yet also set himself apart as an individual. Such a concept can be translated to mass-produced goods that also offer customization options or individual attention-grabbing accents—these let the consumer blend in with her peers but express herself at the same time. [More]
 Creatively Camouflaged Spaces |
 Human Chameleons |
 Fade-In Human Art (UPDATE) |
 Camouflaged Wildlife Art |
Filed in: Art & Design Modern Design Graffiti Clusters Unique
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5.5 | Warm
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71,288 Total Clicks Aug 10 - Jun 11 |
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Digital Graffiti
Revolutionizing street art through digital mediumsImplications - You can do much more with digital art software than you can do with a can of spray paint. While most infamous street artists are happy to stick to their traditional mediums, other artists, as well as many consumers, are taking to virtual and digital tools to create graffiti art. Whether it is light graffiti or simulated street art via a projector, digital graffiti is changing the traditional definition of street art, and encouraging the participation of those who may have otherwise struggled with a real spray can. [More]
 Light Graffiti Fashiontography |
 Street Tagging Apps |
 Urban Wifi Landscapes |
 Illuminated Street Animation |
 Skeletal Light Paintings |
 Virtual Street Art Simulators |
Filed in: Marketing Pop Culture Tech Art & Design Graffiti Clusters Commercials
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4.5 | Warm
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31,464 Total Clicks Jul 10 - Jun 11 |
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Branded Graffiti
Street artists join forces with brands for an ironic twist on fashionImplications - Graffiti used to be a form of self-expression and commentary; now, it may be a commercial force to be reckoned with. Recognizing the cultural phenomenon of graffiti, major brands—especially footwear brands—are collaborating with popular and infamous street artists on designs, providing customers with items that speak to rebellion, individualism and expression. The purpose of graffiti may never have been to sell products, but that is exactly what it’s doing. [More]
 Neo-Impressionist Sneakers |
 Graffiti Artist Kicks |
 Street Art Shoe Branding |
 Street Art Fashion |
 Graffiti Street Style Collections |
Filed in: Fashion Art & Design Marketing Graffiti Branding Shoes
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4.9 | Warm
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56,585 Total Clicks Sep 10 - Mar 11 |
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Polite Graffiti
Urban art is viewed less as vandalism, thanks to semi-permanent alternativesImplications - The negative connotation behind street art is being alleviated with the development of semi-permanent alternatives. Though graffiti is a respected art form among many consumer groups, some still view it as vandalism, and alternative methods of urban marking serve as a more “polite” way to create graffiti. As such, this far-reaching urban subculture needs not to change, but to adapt. [More]
 Yarn Bombing |
 River Pollution Pranks |
 Toy Block Graffiti |
 Illuminated Celebrity Art |
 Skeletal Light Paintings |
 Eco-Conscious Graffiti |
Filed in: Pop Culture Art & Design Media Graffiti Internet
