Palatable Pictures by Belly Kids offers consumers an unconventional way to relive their favorite scenes from cult classic movies in a series of film books that invite the reader to use their sense of smell. The pages feature scratch and sniff technology that allows the reader to be fully immersed in a two dimensional version of the scene as it creates a three dimensional sensory experience using smell.
A large part of many famous films is the element of smell and food which the Palatable Picture books capture effortlessly in its line of scratch and sniff novels. Currently there are 11 scenes for readers to experience, each created by a different artist. The illustrations that capture the aesthetic and plot of the film, with elements of scent integrated into the page. For example, the Stand by Me pie eating scene illustration features scents of desserts.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Scented Film Books
- Using scratch and sniff technology in storytelling creates new opportunities for immersive experiences.
- Multisensory Storytelling
- Integrating multiple senses in storytelling yields new and innovative ways to deliver content.
- Elemental Storytelling
- Creating stories with multi-dimensional elements such as smell and taste can offer fresh and unique approaches to storytelling.
Where This Applies
- Publishing Industry
- Incorporating scratch and sniff technology can revolutionize the way books are printed and enjoyed by readers.
- Entertainment Industry
- Using multisensory experiences, such as scented films, can provide a new marketable angle to iconic movie scenes.
- Food Industry
- Using scents or tastes in films and books can offer new avenues for culinary experiences for those interested in food appreciation.
