'Terrorist Department' by Booksuk Shows a Gun-Wielding Bridezilla
Marissa Brassfield — April 18, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: pinkstudio.pl & behance.net
I don't know about you, but I sure wouldn't mess with the bridezilla in 'Terrorist Department' by Booksuk. With her head covered in a black balaclava and a gun in her hands, this badass bride isn't messing around.
I'm a bit confused by the U.S. Army Signal Corps stamp on one of the images, though; is this shoot meant to comment on the face of terrorism? I can't be sure, but check out the images from 'Terrorist Department' by Booksuk above to see for yourself.
I'm a bit confused by the U.S. Army Signal Corps stamp on one of the images, though; is this shoot meant to comment on the face of terrorism? I can't be sure, but check out the images from 'Terrorist Department' by Booksuk above to see for yourself.
Trend Themes
-
Wedding Terrorism — Opportunity for security companies to market advanced screening technology and policies for weddings and related events.
-
Art as Activism — Opportunity for artists to use controversial imagery to spark social and political conversations in the form of books and other media.
-
Underground Publishing — Opportunity for independent publishers to produce and distribute controversial material that may not be accepted by mainstream channels.
Industry Implications
-
Security — The security industry can capitalize on the need for advanced screening at public events such as weddings.
-
Art — The publishing industry can take advantage of the trend of using provocative imagery and storylines to spark activism and political discourse.
-
Publishing — The independent publishing industry can offer a platform for authors to publish material that may not be accepted by mainstream channels.
1.3
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
