It's pretty safe to say that Mickey Mouse and Disney can be found in most parts of the world, but with this new Disney Epic Game P.R. campaign, a literal Mickey Mouse toy is being sent to various landmarks for some snazzy photo ops.
This epic photoshoot is the work of Vincent Bousserez, whose specialty is photographing little toys in massive ways. Here you can see Mickey Mouse amongst London's Big Ben, the London Eye and the Parliament Building. What's truly unique about these photos is Bousserez's photographic perspectives, always managing to capture his mini subjects in a way that makes them fit into their large-scale surroundings.
Though this Disney Epic Game P.R. campaign primarily focuses on Mickey Mouse, you can find other toys in Bousserez's work such as soldiers, bunny rabbits, police officers and even toy protesters.
Implications - Companies or products that have a long-term mascot or image connected to their brand must constantly find new and inventive things for these brand representatives to do if they plan on keeping the mascot relevant. One of the best ways to do so is by creating viral-ready ads that show the brand representative in a series of different and lighthearted environments.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Viral-ready Mascot Ad Campaigns
- Creating unique and creative ad campaigns using brand mascots and representatives to keep them relevant.
- Toy Photography
- Using toys as subjects in photography in a creative and unique way.
- Unique Perspective Photography
- Capturing mini subjects in a way that makes them fit into large-scale surroundings.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Marketing
- Utilizing viral-ready ads and creative campaigns to keep brand mascots relevant.
- Toy Industry
- Creating unique and creative toy options for use in photography and marketing campaigns.
- Photography
- Exploring unique perspectives and creative ways to capture subjects in photographs.
