Artist Bianca Dumitrascu has created a collection of erotic alphabet typography using a sexual, female theme. She has produced an adult version of a child's learning tool. Instead of using cute animals or food to create a connection in a child's mind, Dumitrascu uses sexy R-rated images.
Her fascination with typography, font and bright colours is evident in her latest project titled '36 Days of Type.' The collection features simple yet erotic comic-like illustrations of letters and numbers.
The numbers are created using sexy props. For example '1' is a tube of lipstick, '2' is a whip and '3' is a pair of open handcuffs. The letter images use the female body to represent most of the English alphabet. The letter 'C' is a candle resting on a woman's hip as wax drips onto her skin.
Dumitrascu has hundreds of images and followers on her Instagram page where she shares all of her artwork.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Erotic Typography
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for graphic design and adult entertainment industries to collaborate on unique and visually appealing marketing campaigns.
- Adultification of Childhood Tools
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for toy companies to create adult versions of classic children's learning tools, expanding their target market.
- Comic-style Illustrations
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for publishing and advertising industries to utilize eye-catching and fun comic-style illustrations for promotions and marketing materials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Graphic Design
- Incorporating erotic typography in designs can elevate brand awareness and entice new audiences.
- Adult Entertainment
- Collaborating with graphic designers to create visually appealing marketing campaigns using erotic typography can attract new customers and increase profit margins.
- Toy Manufacturing
- Creating adult versions of classic children's learning tools can open new revenue streams and appeal to a wider demographic of consumers.
