Thomas Yang's The Cyclist's Empire is the newest cycling-inspired print. The Singaporean creative director runs 100 Copies -- an art studio which only releases 100 copies of all its posters.
The Cyclist's Empire is a tribute to the Empire State Building. Seven types of bicycle tracks were used to create a cycle-made version of the iconic building.
The print captures the essence of New York City by marring a well-known structure with the cyclist lifestyle. This print was meant to celebrate New York's ever-growing cyclist culture from the daily commuter to the delivery boy.
It's the ideal gift for a true New York lover who doesn't want another 'I love NY' t-shirt. You better hurry up and get one as prints are going fast.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cycling-inspired Art
- Opportunity to create unique and limited edition art pieces inspired by cycling culture.
- Cityscape Art
- Opportunity to create innovative and visually appealing artwork featuring iconic city landmarks.
- Limited Edition Prints
- Opportunity to tap into the demand for exclusive and collectible art prints.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists and designers to incorporate cycling and cityscape themes into their work.
- Gift and Souvenir
- Opportunity to offer distinctive and meaningful gifts for New York enthusiasts that go beyond traditional souvenirs.
- Cycling and Urban Culture
- Opportunity to cater to the growing demand for products and experiences that celebrate cycling and urban lifestyles.
