Life is always full of weird and wonderful things and the Unintentional Faces in Objects image series is one example of this amazing fact. Full of imagination, creativity and fantasy, it is a collection of photos that show faces in inanimate objects.
The website Dark Roasted Blend invited its followers to contribute to the Unintentional Faces in Objects series by encouraging them to pay close attention to their often assumed mundane surroundings to look for face-like patterns around them. From buildings to electric meters and even sinks, an abundance of cute photos were submitted.
It is actually quite amazing how many Unintentional Faces in Objects submissions there are. Each and every one of them can become a Pixar charater.
Animated Inanimate Photography
The Unintentional Faces in Objects Series Reveals Weird Faces
Trend Themes
1. Pareidolia-inspired Art - Artists can create collections of inanimate objects with unintentional faces to capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.
2. Augmented Reality Games - Game developers can create augmented reality games where players must identify and capture inanimate objects with unintentional faces to capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.
3. Emotive Branding - Brands can incorporate unintentional faces in their packaging or marketing campaigns to create an emotional appeal and capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Photography studios can create specific sessions where they capture inanimate objects with unintentional faces to capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.
2. Art - Art galleries can feature exhibitions of pareidolia-inspired art to capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.
3. Marketing - Marketing agencies can incorporate the unintentional faces in their campaigns to capitalize on the trend of pareidolia-inspired art.