I'm sure many of us who keep journals or diaries do their fair share of doodling in their notebooks, but Lizzy Stewart is different in that she illustrates all of her diary entries into hilarious comics that she shares with the public.
Funny, awkward, creepy, sad and uplifting are just a few descriptions that apply to Lizzy Stewart's candid drawings about her life. And the strange thing about it is, they're all mostly relatable. Who hasn't had a day in the office where everyone seemed to butt heads? And I'm sure most people have encountered a couple who wouldn't stop making out in public, making onlookers feel awkward in the process. It's as though Lizzy Stewart was peering into my life.
The images in each Lizzy Stewart diary entry is also highly stylized, so fans of quirky anecdotes and cutesy drawings can both appreciate this work.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Illustrated Journaling
- There is an opportunity for businesses to develop applications that allow users to easily turn their journal entries into illustrated comics.
- Relatable Art
- Businesses could focus on creating art that people can easily relate to in order to connect with a larger audience online.
- Quirky Stylization
- Companies could research ways to stylize artwork and incorporate it into products to create more unique and appealing customer experiences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- This industry can benefit from incorporating more relatable and quirky art styles into their products and marketing campaigns.
- Journalism and Memoir Writing
- Companies in this industry could use illustrated journaling to connect with a larger audience and make their content more relatable.
- Social Media and Digital Marketing
- Businesses in this industry can utilize illustrated comics to create engaging and shareable content that connects with users on a more personal level.
