Jose Pulido's Day of The Dead 'Star Wars' art puts a delightfully Mexican twist on the classic sci-fi saga. Jose Pulido's artwork combines traditional Dia de Los Muertos characters with the iconic characters from the 'Star Wars' universe.
Jose Pulido's 'Star Wars' art is as good as any that I have ever seen. The floral skulls that are synonymous with 'The Day of the Dead' lend themselves surprisingly well to characters such as Chewbacca and Darth Vader. Check out Jose Pulido's work in the featured gallery.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dia De Los Muertos Art
- Companies can disrupt the art industry by promoting Dia de Los Muertos art that incorporates elements from popular franchises, inspiring new and diverse forms of creativity.
- Cultural Crossover
- Creative industries can leverage the popularity of multiculturalism by incorporating it into various franchises and products, thereby inspiring new art that showcases different cultures and inspires new creativity.
- Mashups
- Industries can tap into a popular trend of mixing together different cultural or pop icons to create a new, fun concept that is both familiar and fresh, inspiring new creativity and may attract new audiences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- The art industry can take advantage of the trending Dia de Los Muertos art genre to inspire new artists and offer diversity in popular franchises and concepts.
- Pop Culture
- The entertainment industry can disrupt the market by tapping into the power of combining different cultural icons, such as Mexican and American pop culture, creating fresh concepts that are both familiar and new.
- Merchandising
- Marketers can tap into the trend of Dia de Los Muertos-inspired merchandise to promote cross-cultural awareness and offer new and diverse products for fans of different franchises and concepts, disrupting the collection and licensed good market.
