When it comes to fan art, this series of cartoon character drawings hit the mark. Full of detail and an impressive level of accuracy, it wouldn't be surprising if the artist behind them was eventually head-hunted by Disney or any other animated studio in the very near future.
A tattoo artist by day, however, Dino Tomic would probably opt to keep these cartoon character drawings a profitable hobby that change careers completely. Selling prints of his work, children and adults alike would appreciate his renditions of Merida from 'Brave,' Ariel from 'The Little Mermaid' and even Angelina Jolie's interpretation of 'Maleficent.' In stark contrast of his often sinister-looking tattoos, the cartoon character drawings are full of vibrant colors and cheerful expressions.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fan Art
- Opportunity for artists to create detailed and accurate renditions of beloved cartoon characters, attracting a dedicated fan base.
- Print Sales
- Potential for artists to generate revenue by selling prints of their cartoon character drawings to both children and adults.
- Crossover Careers
- Possibility for tattoo artists to leverage their artistic skills to pursue a career in animation or illustration for animated studios.
Where This Applies
- Art Print Industry
- Increased demand for prints of cartoon character drawings creates opportunities for growth in the art print industry.
- Fan Merchandise Industry
- Cartoon character drawings can be licensed and used for various merchandise, opening up avenues for business in the fan merchandise industry.
- Animation Industry
- Tattoo artists with a talent for cartoon character drawings have potential employment opportunities within the animation industry.
