Lovers of art will definitely get a kick out of 3D creative studio CESS' alphabet illustrations. Designed for the annual 36 Days of Type, the 2018 graphics pay homage to some of the biggest names in art. From a Campbell's Tomato Soup A to a 'Scream'-shaped Z, CESS celebrates a plethora of artists from around the world and across styles.
The alphabet illustrations reference pop artists like Keith Herring, Graffiti activists like Bansky, Surrealist dreamers like Salvador Dali, Baloon-infatuated individuals like Jeff Koons, Russian abstract painters like Kandinsky, contemporary creatives like Yayoi Kusama and more.
CESS' alphabet illustrations truly bring out the key features and styles of the referenced artists. Inspiring and creative, the 'Artphabet' is absolutely a very amusing and wonderful project to look through.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Art-inspired Alphabet Illustrations
- The trend of creating art-inspired alphabet illustrations provides opportunities for artists and designers to showcase their creativity in unique ways.
- 36 Days of Type
- The trend of participating in the annual 36 Days of Type project encourages artists to explore new styles and pay homage to influential figures in the art world.
- Pop Art Influence
- The trend of incorporating pop art elements in design allows for the fusion of high and low culture, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities in marketing and visual communication.
Sectors Adopting This
- Creative Design
- The creative design industry can benefit from the trend of art-inspired alphabet illustrations by offering unique and customized design services for clients.
- Art Education
- The trend of 36 Days of Type provides opportunities for art educators to engage students in exploring different art styles and learning about influential artists.
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can capitalize on the trend of incorporating pop art influence by curating exhibitions that showcase the intersection of popular culture and fine art.
