Graphic artist Brandon Schaefer has created contemporary pop art out of the Many Faces of Woody Allen. Using the Hollywood writer and director's iconic eyeglasses as inspiration, this poster documents all of the actor's past roles by means of the shape of his spectacles.
Made for the Funny or Die "Is This Thing On?" show with Gallery1988, the Many Faces of Woody Allen print provides an intense eyewear study of the American Optical, BeBops and Ray-Ban black frames worn in everything from 'What's new Pussycat?' onwards.
What's Driving This Trend
- Contemporary Pop Art
- Exploring the use of iconic eyeglasses as inspiration for contemporary pop art offers opportunities to create unique and visually striking designs.
- Eyewear Study
- Conducting in-depth studies of eyewear, such as the Many Faces of Woody Allen print, can lead to innovative advancements in frame design and materials.
- Nostalgic Film References
- Creating artwork that references iconic films and actors, like Woody Allen, allows for the reinterpretation of classic moments in a modern and engaging way.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- The graphic design industry can adapt and apply the use of iconic eyewear and film references to create visually captivating and innovative designs for various mediums.
- Eyewear Manufacturing
- Eyewear manufacturers can draw inspiration from eyewear studies like the Many Faces of Woody Allen to develop new frame designs that combine aesthetics with functionality.
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can showcase and promote contemporary pop art inspired by iconic figures like Woody Allen, creating unique and nostalgic experiences for art enthusiasts.
