These striking illustrations by Rhys Cooper are conceived for San Francisco's Femme Fatale Art Show, an exhibit that highlights some of the most dangerous and beautiful women in pop culture.
Sleeping Beauty's Maleficent, Batman's Poison Ivy and Little Red Riding hood are just some of the gorgeous characters portrayed in this set of vivid portraits by the Australian artist.
Known for his pop culture portraits, Rhys Cooper depicts his subjects in a set of intricately detailed collages. While Red Riding Hood poses with an evil wolf, Maleficent is pictured with a crow and wall of thorns.
The Femme Fatale Art show is exhibited at San Franciso's Spoke Art Gallery and is featured on its website that includes pieces available for purchase.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pop Culture Portraiture Art
- Rhys Cooper's pop culture portraits celebrate dangerous and beautiful femmes fatales through intricate collages.
- Femme Fatale Art Shows
- The success of Femme Fatale Art shows encourages more pop culture-inspired exhibits.
- Illustrated Fan Art
- The popularity of fan art inspires more illustration work in pop culture.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Artists and illustrators can leverage the increasing demand for pop culture artwork, particularly focused on femmes fatales.
- Entertainment
- T.V. studios, movie producers, and other entertainment companies can tap into the growing market of pop culture art and merchandise.
- Galleries and Museums
- More galleries and museums can host exhibits that feature pop culture art, as evidenced by the success of Femme Fatale Art shows.
