LEGO is increasingly becoming an iconic fixture in pop culture's modern idiom and to celebrate its versatility, Fine Clonier has been busy collecting fan submissions of uncanny historical LEGO impersonations.
From Hemingway to Chaucer, this updated collection of some of the best recent submissions to Fine Clonier's contest features famous literary figures in an altogether different medium that you've ever seen before: LEGO.
Although the LEGO Mark Twain took the top prize in the contest, each submission Fine Colier received reflects the universality of LEGO as a medium for pop culture parody both as a means of tribute, parody and celebration. And while some are certainly more accurate than others, each shows how ripe for customization the toy's seemingly limitless versatility truly is.
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Trend Themes
1. LEGO Impersonation Trend - The rise of LEGO impersonation as a trend in pop culture presents opportunities for businesses to produce LEGO-themed products or services.
2. Pop Culture Parody Trend - The popularity of pop culture parody using LEGO as a medium creates opportunities for brands to explore creative and humorous marketing strategies.
3. Customization Trend - The interest in customization of LEGO figures and creations provides opportunities for businesses to offer personalized products or services using the iconic building blocks.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Industry - The LEGO impersonation trend in pop culture presents opportunities for toy companies to create new product lines using licensed characters or parody figures.
2. Marketing Industry - The popularity of pop culture parody using LEGO as a medium creates new opportunities for marketing agencies to produce creative campaigns for their clients.
3. Arts and Crafts Industry - The trend of customization of LEGO creations provides opportunities for arts and crafts businesses to offer workshops or sell supplies to DIY LEGO builders.