In August, 2009, MOMENTUM opened to the public at Chorus Gallery in Somerville, Massachusetts. The show celebrated 5 recent series of Matt W. Moore’s artwork: watercolor paintings, cut paper collages, printed textiles, vectorfunk posters, and 5 hand-painted bike frames. Moore also designed graphics for tees & cycling caps and painted a mural on the exterior of the building.
Matt W. Moore found his way to the Trend Hunter pages earlier this year when Rachel Bowman wrote about Designer Graffiti Cars, but there’s more to Moore than is obvious.
Moore is a talented, professional artist with an impressive body of work. He is the founcer of MWM Graphics, an art and design studio based in Portland, Maine.
The art prints on the Momentum site are very affordable. A single, signed and numbered limited edition Vectorfunk Bicycle Print sells for $30 and a the set of 3 is $75 US.
What a deal for the color-craving biker or art-lover!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Affordable Art Prints
- Opportunity for artists and designers to create and sell affordable limited edition prints, appealing to a wider audience.
- Vectorfunk Design
- Potential for incorporating bold and vibrant vectorfunk design in various industries, such as fashion, interior design, and advertising.
- Customized Bike Accessories
- Emerging market for customized bike accessories, providing opportunities for artists and designers to collaborate and create unique products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can leverage the trend of affordable art prints and vectorfunk design to reach a broader consumer base.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore incorporating vectorfunk design in their collections, creating visually striking and unique apparel.
- Cycling and Sporting Goods
- Cycling and sporting goods companies can tap into the trend of customized bike accessories, offering personalized and artistic options for consumers.
