Pop icon Lady Gaga has been plastered on every magazine publication, TV station and product. What's more, she has become one of the biggest controversial celebrities out on the scene right now. So, it’s hardly a surprise seeing the Lady GaGa WestEast Magazine Summer 2010 cover.
Shot by photographer Stuart Semple, the cover page features Lady Gaga dolled up with computer graphics. She’s hardly recognizable with bright neon lips and hair, but it’s the eyes that give it away. Can’t wait to see the full spread!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Computer-generated Art Covers
- Computer graphics are making waves in the world of magazine covers as demonstrated by Lady Gaga's bright and bold WestEast Magazine Summer 2010 cover.
- Controversial Celebrity Covers
- Controversial celebrities continue to draw attention to magazine covers with Lady Gaga being a prime example.
- 3D Rendering in Fashion Photography
- Fashion photography continues to see a rise in 3D rendering techniques as demonstrated in Lady Gaga's WestEast Magazine Summer 2010 cover.
Where This Applies
- Publishing
- Publishers and editors can explore the use of computer graphics and controversial celebrities to attract more readers to their magazine covers.
- Fashion
- Fashion photographers and designers can adopt the use of 3D rendering techniques to add more depth and creativity to their fashion editorials.
- Technology
- Computer graphics experts can capitalize on the trend towards computer-generated art covers by offering services to the publishing and fashion industries.
