Titled 'Hero Face,' JKB Fletcher's series shows how a skilled painter can create fresh portraits out of your old photographs and reignite them with creative flair. What a way to save, be creative and add flavor to your marketing campaign!
Fletcher’s project is described as street art gifts and pose the question, "Who are our heroes?" He takes old images of models and recreates each of them with his Hero Face paint style. From Spiderman to Wolverine, each model is given a unique character, which is then framed and put in the office as a creative showpiece.
DKNY, Laura Ashley, Ralph Lauren, Tiffany & Co. and others have embraced this innovation and you can to. All you need is the right artist, Fletcher’s Hero Face concept and old model photographs to create a series of creative new portraits.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Reinvented Portraits
- The trend of skilled painters using old photographs to create fresh and creative portraits.
- Hero Face Paint Style
- The trend of giving unique character and flair to portraits using the Hero Face paint style.
- Creative Showpieces
- The trend of framed and customized portraits being used as creative showpieces in offices.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can leverage the trend of reinvented portraits to create unique and personalized artwork for customers.
- Fashion and Luxury
- The fashion and luxury industry can incorporate the Hero Face paint style into their campaigns to add creative flair and uniqueness to their marketing materials.
- Marketing and Advertising
- The marketing and advertising industry can utilize creative showpieces like framed portraits to enhance their campaigns and add an element of creativity to their branding efforts.
