Referred to as the "Vogue cover that won't quit", Kimye's April 2014 American Vogue debut has been a controversial subject for the past two months and is still getting buzz from fans and naysayers alike. Lensed by iconic photographer Annie Leibovitz, the memorable cover captures Kim and Kanye in a candid and loving embrace as they sport glamorous wedding attire.
The infamous cover is making waves once again but this time as a watercolour painting created by one time Oscar-winner, Grammy-winner and dual Golden Globe recipient Carole Bayer Sager. The multi-talented artist is best known for writing the Phil Collins hit "Groovy Kind Of Love."
Kim Kardashian was first to share this stunning version of the Kimye Vogue cover, available for purchase in print form. This limited edition of 20 prints are each signed by the artist and are available on TRENDABL.COM for a cool $600 price tag.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Watercolor Portraits of Iconic Magazine Covers
- Watercolor artists can offer custom print versions of iconic covers like the Kimye Vogue cover for purchase.
- Controversial Magazine Covers as Artistic Inspiration
- Artists can create controversial and buzzworthy pieces inspired by famous magazine covers.
- Artists Bringing New Life to Famous Magazine Covers
- Artists can offer unique, artistic versions of famous magazine covers for sale.
Where This Applies
- Print and Digital Art
- The print and digital art industries can benefit from the creation and sale of unique versions of famous magazine covers by artists.
- Fashion and Lifestyle Retail
- Fashion and lifestyle retail businesses can market and sell limited edition prints of iconic magazine covers as collectible pieces.
- Celebrity Merchandise
- Celebrity merchandise companies can offer unique and artistic print versions of famous magazine covers featuring their clients for fans to purchase.
