The concept of these Andrew Mark Hunter illustrations is highly evocative of the anime series Sailor Moon. With beautiful women representing Mars, Venus, Saturn, Mercury and Earth’s Moon, Hunter has essentially personified celestial bodies, making them much more relatable than giant orbs revolving around the sun. It also makes for some snazzy fantasy renderings that are sure to please girly consumers everywhere.
Each picture in this Andrew Mark Hunter series features their respective planets and moons behind stylized porcelain-skin ladies. Because of their pure white complexions, the resulting images look like Patrick Nagel’s iconic '80s artwork. Rather than wearing clothing, each female space personification is covered up in fabrics resembling bed sheets. This adds a layer of seductiveness to each picture, which is something you normally would not associate with astronomy.
Personified Planetary Drawings
Andrew Mark Hunter Depicts Celestial Bodies as Beautiful Women
Trend Themes
1. Personified Planets - Personifying celestial bodies to increase relatability and create visually stunning representations.
2. Porcelain-skin Illustrations - Using pure white complexions and stylized clothing to create seductive and iconic imagery.
3. Fantasy Space Renderings - Creating visually stunning and imaginative depictions of celestial bodies.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Opportunities for artists and designers to create innovative representations of space and astronomy.
2. Fashion and Beauty - Opportunities for fashion and beauty industries to incorporate space-inspired designs and aesthetics.
3. Entertainment and Media - Opportunities for media and entertainment companies to create imaginative and visually stunning depictions of space and astronomy in films, TV series, and games.