Graphic designer and illustrator Richard Kingston created this stunning collection of art and movie mashup posters. The humorous series combines historically divine pieces of museum art and presents each one as a remixed movie poster.
A great example of one of the mashup posters is the painting of Da Vinci’s ‘Lady with an Ermine,’ which has been recreated using characters from the ‘Alien’ franchise. This images has now been renamed ‘Lady with a Vermin.’ To add another creative aspect to the series, each image has been given a new name that is reflective of the newly created hybrid artworks.
The series is an extension of an existing project called ‘Old Masters Remastered.' The original project is similar to this addition because they each depict old piece of artworks as modernized situations.
Artistic Movie Mashup Posters
These Images Combine Historical Artworks & Modern Film Posters
Trend Themes
1. Artistic Mashup - Creating mashup art by combining historical artworks with modern themes presents opportunities for product lines and experiential marketing campaigns.
2. Humorous Hybrid - Humorous hybrids could be a disruptive innovation opportunity in the entertainment industry, particularly movie and television franchises.
3. Old Meets New - Old meets new is a trend that could inspire creative marketing campaigns for heritage and luxury brands in industries such as fashion and automotive design.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Artistic mashups could disrupt the traditional art world and create new opportunities for designers, graphic artists and illustrators to create new products and art pieces.
2. Film - Humorous hybrids could disrupt the film industry by creating opportunities for new genres of film, animation, and video content that blend historic art and modern themes.
3. Luxury Brands - The trend of combining old and new elements in creative ways could inspire luxury brands in the fashion, automotive, and hospitality industries to create new products and experiences that blend tradition and modernity.