The Twelfth Egg Award is an example of Brock Davis’ promise (to himself? to his fans?) to create something artistic every day. He’s doing pretty well so far, just check out the gallery above for proof. The Twelfth Egg Award features a golden egg sitting in a golden egg carton.
What I’m not sure of is who the award is for. Perhaps it’s for the golden egg itself, for having survived its 11 siblings. Or, maybe it’s for someone who ate a 12-egg omelet. Or, maybe it’s for Brock Davis for being so prolific.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Daily Art Creation
- Brock Davis' commitment to creating something artistic every day showcases a trend towards daily creativity and productivity.
- Hyper-specific Art Pieces
- The Twelfth Egg Award represents a trend in hyper-specific art pieces that allow for specificity and personalization.
- Non-traditional Art Materials
- Brock Davis' use of a golden egg and egg carton showcases a trend towards using non-traditional materials and repurposing everyday objects.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The trend towards daily art creation and hyper-specific art pieces creates opportunities for disrupting the traditional art and design industry by expanding the medium and frequency of artistic expression.
- Consumer Goods
- The use of non-traditional materials and repurposing everyday objects in art pieces showcases opportunities for the consumer goods industry to innovate in their use and marketing of everyday products.
- Food and Beverage
- The potential award recipient for the Twelfth Egg Award being someone who ate a 12-egg omelet highlights an opportunity for disruption in the food and beverage industry through the creation and marketing of unique, challenging food experiences.
