The newest edition to the Converse [RED] collection are these Lisa Maycock converse. Making up one half of Vena Cava, this designer has created a shoe that doodle-lovers will adore and helps to fight AIDS alongside other diseases plaguing Africa.
The Converse [RED] collection is certainly more stylish since the addition of these black and white sneaks. The only question left is if you want to color in your doodles or not.
Implications - Consumers have grown tired of inorganic, computer-generated effects and are instead demanding graphics of a fine arts nature. Corporations looking to satiate demand for more personable artwork may consider utilizing doodles and sketches in advertising campaigns and as design elements for products.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fine Arts Graphics
- The demand for graphics of a fine arts nature presents an opportunity for corporations to incorporate doodles and sketches in advertising campaigns and product design.
- Personalized Artwork
- Consumers' preference for personable artwork opens up possibilities for corporations to incorporate doodles and sketches in advertising campaigns and product design.
- Hand-drawn Aesthetics
- The popularity of hand-drawn aesthetics offers corporations the chance to incorporate doodles and sketches in advertising campaigns and as design elements for products.
Who This Affects Most
- Advertising
- Incorporating doodles and sketches in advertising campaigns can tap into the demand for fine arts graphics and personalized artwork.
- Fashion
- Integrating doodles and sketches as design elements in fashion products can cater to the demand for fine arts graphics and personalized artwork.
- Art Supplies
- The trend towards fine arts graphics and hand-drawn aesthetics presents an opportunity for the art supplies industry to cater to consumer demand for doodling and sketching materials.
