Viktor Hertz's 'Pictogram Pop Posters' series features pop music illustrations of some of the most iconic artists of all time. These clever depictions translate the songs of the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, Elvis Presley, Iggy Pop, Johnny Cash and the Rolling Stones into pictograms.
While Hertz produced other pictorial works previously, in this series he went to the extreme in the sheer numbers of puzzling pop music illustrations. The artist said, "I made as many as I possibly could come up with for each artist, and jammed them into one single poster." Hertz began with the Rolling Stones poster, which was a gift for a friend's father. From there he expanded into eight different pieces. You'll quickly find yourself immersed in figuring out the meaning behind each of the 234 pictograms.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pictogram Marketing
- Using pictograms to make creative advertisements and market products.
- Interactive Art Installations
- Creating immersive and interactive art installations featuring pictograms.
- Pop Culture Merchandise
- Making and selling merchandise featuring pictograms of popular icons and trends.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Advertising
- Incorporating pictograms into advertising campaigns for creative and engaging ads.
- Art
- Creating unique pictogram-based art installations that are interactive and thought-provoking.
- Merchandising
- Designing and selling trendy merchandise featuring pictograms of popular pop culture icons and brands.
