Star Wars is a franchise that talented artists seem to gravitate towards, and Christopher Lee is no exception as he’s taken it upon himself to produce these hand-drawn posters commemorating the original trilogy of films. Putting his own spin on things, Lee has chosen to depict each iconic character as cute and stumpy cartoons that are reminiscent of the show Schoolhouse Rock. This adorable aesthetic contrasts the hyperrealistic images of Star Wars’ cast that’s often used in media for promotion.
Christopher Lee explains that, aside from the titles, every portion of these posters was painstakingly drawn without the aid of digital technologies. In total, he spent 150 hours creating these whimsical visuals. They certainly capture the respective spirit of the three films.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hand-drawn Artwork
- Opportunities to offer bespoke art and designs that offer a more personal touch and those that celebrate nostalgia.
- Cartoon Aesthetics
- Opportunities to leverage on child-like, cute and whimsical aesthetics to attract new audiences.
- Traditional Techniques
- Opportunities to embrace traditional techniques in creating art that are nostalgic and rare in a digital age.
Who This Affects Most
- Arts and Crafts
- This industry can capitalize on the renewed interest in hand-drawn and traditional art techniques.
- Media and Entertainment
- This industry can explore the use of cartoon aesthetics in promoting media to attract new and broader audiences.
- Event Management
- This industry can leverage on bespoke art to create memorable experiences for clients and audiences.
