Disney has been in the movie making-business for years, and artist Eric Tan takes some of Disney/Pixar's newer movies on a trip down memory lane with these 60s-styled Pixar posters. If I wasn't familiar with the movies he recreated posters for, I'd be-hard pressed to tell whether or not they were for movies that came out during the 'Mad Men' era.
Some of the 60s-styled Pixar poster include 'Wall-E,' 'The Little Mermaid,' 'Ratatouille' and 'The Incredibles.' Eric Tan also did similar posters for 'Indiana Jones' and the hit TV show 'Lost.'
Why This Trend Is Growing
- 60s-styled Movie Posters
- Opportunity for artists to create nostalgia-inducing posters for modern movies.
- Movie Remakes with a Retro Twist
- Opportunity for filmmakers to re-imagine popular movies with a 60s aesthetic.
- Nostalgic Design in Pop Culture
- Opportunity for brands to tap into consumer desire for retro-inspired products and visuals.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- Artists can create and sell 60s-styled movie posters as unique and nostalgic artwork.
- Film and Entertainment
- Filmmakers can produce remakes of popular movies with a 60s twist to attract a nostalgic audience.
- Consumer Products and Marketing
- Brands can incorporate nostalgic design elements into their products and marketing materials to appeal to consumers' desire for retro aesthetics.
