Aliens, Back to the Future, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones and Star Wars -- Fitz Fitzpatrick captures the allure of them all in this collection of cult classic 8-bit character portrayals. The collection looks like an arcade casting call for all the characters that populate the cult films of the 70s and 80s.
Looking at this gallery one may have their movie knowledge put to the test, with many of the characters easily identifiable others will require a keen eye and extensive movie trivia to recognize.
8-bit artwork has the tendency to be simultaneously reductive and compelling. For those familiar with retro gaming, it acts as a bit of a nostalgic flashback and for more contemporary audiences it serves as a playful and imaginative work of art.
Cult Classic 8-Bit Characters
Fitz Fitzpatrick Combines Retro Design with Cult Movie Appeal
Trend Themes
1. 8-bit Art - Opportunities exist for companies to leverage 8-bit art in their marketing and branding strategies.
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3. Pop-culture Merchandise - The popularity of retro and cult classic media creates opportunities for companies to create merchandise catering to this niche audience.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - Companies in the gaming industry can capitalize on the popularity of 8-bit art by incorporating it into their games and developing new games with a retro feel.
2. Film and Television - Film and television production companies can create merchandise featuring characters from cult classic media to tap into the fandom and boost revenue.
3. Fashion Industry - The 70s and 80s aesthetic popularized by cult classic media can be incorporated into fashion designs, creating a nostalgic and unique offering for customers.