Movie Family Portraits

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The Griswolds, Lundegaards, Torrances

— August 26, 2008 — Pop Culture
Family portraits are always a bit unsettling. They represent fleeting moments in time where, for just a moment, no one was arguing, embarrassing anyone else, or flirting with the babysitter. These cult movie family portraits kick the creepiness up a notch by portraying waxy-faced, happy movie families just moments before all cinematic hell breaks loose.

The portraits were created as submissions for the Crazy 4 Cult art show. So far, the artist, Kirk Demarais, has completed the Griswolds, the Lundegaards, and the Torrances.

Trend Themes

  1. Movie-inspired Artwork — Opportunity to create and showcase unique, movie-inspired artwork for art shows and exhibitions.
  2. Nostalgia Art — Creating portraits of iconic movie characters in nostalgic poses presents an opportunity for art galleries and museums to tap into the nostalgia market.
  3. Retro Pop Culture — Capturing and showcasing iconic pop culture moments in retro style provides business opportunities for merchandise, collectibles and exhibitions.

Industry Implications

  1. Art and Design — Creating and showcasing movie-inspired art is a significant opportunity for artists, galleries and museums.
  2. Retail and Merchandising — Creating and selling merchandise featuring retro pop culture can have a high demand in the nostalgia market.
  3. Entertainment and Media — Creating exhibitions, showcases and other forms of media that highlights retro pop culture can attract audiences interested in nostalgia.
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