Ron Pippin steampunk art takes the form of animals and other organic creatures made out of weapons and other miscellaneous manmade objects. His art is described to be a merge of good and evil. You can clearly see this from his artwork -- after all, for the 'Solar Deer' sculpture above, he recreated an innocent animal with weapons.
See more of Ron Pippin's work in the gallery above and at the links provided.
Implications - Consumers are fascinated by steampunk aesthetics because they combine familiar Victorian aesthetics with cutting edge technology. Corporations may consider a similar approach to product design -- combining familiar aesthetics with the latest technological functions -- in order to entice consumers into buying their wares.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Steampunk Aesthetics
- Combining existing Victorian design elements with cutting edge technology in product design to appeal to consumers.
- Animal Weaponry Art
- Creating animal sculptures out of weapons and manmade objects as a form of art.
- Good and Evil Merge
- Exploring the duality of good and evil by incorporating opposing elements in art and design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Incorporating weaponry and manmade objects into art pieces to create unique and innovative works.
- Product Design
- Combining cutting edge technology with classic design elements to create appealing and novel products.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Using unique and captivating artwork to create effective branding strategies.
