The longhorn is associated with man caves and cowboys -- two very manly things -- but artist Stephan Alexandr switches up the traditional adornment, among many others, by adding a lick of neon paint. The act of hanging up animal bones on one's wall might seem a bit dated to some, which is something that Alexandr's creations help to combat against and give a classic piece of decor a 21st century flair.
Using various skeletal headpieces including longhorns, antelope, antlers and a number of others, Alexandr gives an artistic treatment to each one including neon, gold, or even white paint. Additionally, his attention to detail makes the distinction between what is treated and what is natural makes the impact of the work that much more intense.
What's Driving This Trend
- Neon Animal Decor
- Opportunity for disruptively innovative home decor products incorporating neon paint on animal skulls.
- Contemporary Skull Art
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art industry with contemporary treatments on animal skulls.
- Revitalizing Classic Decor
- Opportunity to disrupt the home decor market by giving classic pieces a modern twist, as seen with Stephan Alexandr's painted animal skulls.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry by incorporating artistic treatments on animal skull decorations.
- Art
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art world with contemporary treatments on animal skulls as a canvas for artistic expression.
- Fashion
- Opportunity for revamping fashion accessories by incorporating animal skull motifs inspired by Stephan Alexandr's eclectic creations.
