As part of the recent Pushapalooza web conference, graphic designer Kim Keene created a poster that combines some of the best things life has to offer--kitties and laser eyes.
The poster for Pushapalooza was held by Push Design, and Kim Keene certainly showed off her humorous design abilities with a bright yellow poster complete with a laser-eyed cat. If that's not enough to get you to attend a conference, I don't know what is.
Implications - The rise in popularity of internet blogs and memes surrounding animals, specifically cats, has created a new market of consumers interested in feline-focused products. The incorporation of humor and pop culture references in advertising will appeal to young audiences, allowing a company to reach buyers they previously may have been ignoring.
What's Driving This Trend
- Feline-focused Products
- The popularity of internet blogs and memes surrounding animals, specifically cats, has created a new market of consumers interested in feline-focused products.
- Humorous Design
- The incorporation of humor and pop culture references in advertising will appeal to young audiences, allowing a company to reach buyers they previously may have been ignoring.
- Internet Memes
- The rise in popularity of internet memes surrounding animals, specifically cats, creates opportunities for businesses to capitalize on the trend and create related products.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- The use of humor and pop culture references in advertising creates opportunities for graphic designers to break traditional design conventions and appeal to younger audiences.
- Marketing
- The incorporation of internet memes and feline-focused products in marketing campaigns creates opportunities for companies to appeal to new audiences and stand out in a crowded market.
- E-commerce
- The popularity of feline-focused products and internet memes create opportunities for e-commerce businesses to create niche markets and sell to specific target audiences.
