The Ink Riders series is so well-executed, I found myself wanting to believe, just for a second, that this LEGO minifig was actually surfing some pretty epic waves. Of course, that's not possible even in our most wildest dreams (this isn't 'Toy Story,' though I would be surprised if this series was inspired by that film franchise).
Shot by Italy-based illustrator and graphic desiger Alberto Seveso, the Ink Riders series plays on his fascination with ink clouds in waters. Although he has previously concentrated on the careful formation of these clouds, it seems that after much practice, he has decided to create a more purposeful portfolio with Ink Riders.
By actively forming waves with ink, Seveso's Ink Riders series looks like it was shot in the ocean.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Ink Art
- Ink art is increasingly being applied in various mediums creating new opportunities for artists and businesses.
- Mini Figures as Art
- Mini figures, previously thought of as toys, are becoming recognized as works of art.
- Surf Culture
- The influence of surf culture is being seen across many creative industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Toy and Collectibles Industry
- The toy and collectibles industry could benefit from incorporating innovative ink art designs into their products.
- Art Galleries and Museums
- Art galleries and museums can showcase mini figures as works of art, introducing a new genre to collectors and enthusiasts.
- Marketing and Advertising Industry
- The marketing and advertising industry could leverage surf culture visuals and ethos to appeal to a broader audience.
