If you don't like clowns (fun fact: that's called coulrophobia), you definitely won't like 'Fight Me II' by Rich Hendry. This frightening photo shoot features zombie versions of pop culture characters, from brides to clowns and Michael Jackson.
I'm cool with zombies, but clowns bug me out. Check out more shots of 'Fight Me II' by Rich Hendry above, and keep clicking for more zombie-loving features.
Implications - Artists have increasingly focused on zombifying familiar icons and pop culture figures for shock purposes, and the individuals in this series are no exception. The aggressive look on the clown's face is especially troubling, especially for those who'd prefer not to interact with clowns if given the choice.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Clown Zombification
- Opportunity for artists to create zombie versions of familiar icons and pop culture figures for shock purposes.
- Coulrophobia-focused Art
- Demand for artwork centered around clowns to cater to those with coulrophobia.
- Zombie Pop Culture
- Growing popularity of zombie-themed artwork featuring well-known characters from various media.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Artists can capitalize on the demand for zombie-themed artwork by creating unique pieces that showcase familiar icons in a disturbing and captivating way.
- Entertainment
- Opportunity for filmmakers and producers to incorporate zombie versions of pop culture characters into horror movies and TV shows for a fresh and frightening twist.
- Fashion and Cosplay
- Rise in demand for zombie-inspired costumes and makeup, allowing fashion designers and cosplayers to explore this unique and creepy aesthetic.
