Spanish art director Jessica Chapiness and 3D artist Yonito Tanu—the founders of creative design studio Hunky-dunky—harnessed inspiration from a commissioned illustration for Oprah Magazine and translated it into a quirky and colorful block project.
The artistic endeavor is about people, although it is entirely comprised of differently colored geometric shapes. The block project seeks to represent different types of personality and the way humans interact with each other, based on their character. From the abstract composition of the artsy individual and the exquisitely delicate arrangement of someone who is fragile to the transparent surface of the honest person and the aggressive juxtaposition of those who are cruel, Hunky-dunky's block project does a good job representing attitudes through good design.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geometric Personality Representation
- Incorporating geometric shapes and color palettes to represent different types of personality, creating a new form of abstract art.
- Artistic Data Visualization
- Using artistic techniques and design to represent complex data and information in a visually engaging and accessible way.
- Interactive Psychological Assessments
- Developing digital tools that use creative techniques to visually depict personality traits and assess individuals in a fun and engaging way.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Leveraging artistic skills and design expertise to create unique and engaging representations of data and personality traits.
- Psychology and Personal Development
- Creating innovative tools and assessments that can help individuals better understand their own personality and potentially improve their interpersonal relationships.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Exploring new ways to visually represent brand messaging and personality through the use of geometric shapes and creative design.
