Christopher Hewitt, aka Dstrukt, released three art prints that seem to combine a number of different media forms to make hauntingly beautiful nature photographs.
Hewitt/Dstrukt is self taught but has an impressive clientele which includes EMI Records, the BBC and The Discovery Channel. He recently concluded work for 55DSL's denim 2009 campaign but has to keep the lid on his work until the line is released. I can't wait.
Implications - In today's society, businesses are faced with the challenge of meeting the demands of consumers who have developed frighteningly short attention spans. It would be wise for businesses to incorporate a multitude of qualities, effects and media so as to engage their clients for longer periods of time.
Haunting Mixed Media
Dstrukt Releases 'The Kingdom Series' Nature Photos
Trend Themes
1. Multimedia Integration - Businesses can capitalize on the trend of incorporating multiple media forms to create engaging experiences for consumers, prolonging their attention spans.
2. Nature Photography - The popularity of hauntingly beautiful nature photographs presents opportunities for businesses to leverage this trend to attract and captivate their target audience.
3. Self-taught Artists - The rise of self-taught artists like Christopher Hewitt/Dstrukt opens up possibilities for businesses to collaborate with these unique talents and tap into their creativity for innovative projects.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can benefit from incorporating multimedia integration to create captivating campaigns that hold consumers' attention for longer periods of time.
2. Art and Photography - The art and photography industry has an opportunity to explore and promote the trend of hauntingly beautiful nature photographs created by artists like Christopher Hewitt/Dstrukt.
3. Fashion and Apparel - Fashion and apparel brands can collaborate with self-taught artists like Christopher Hewitt/Dstrukt to create unique and visually stunning designs for their clothing lines.