The Last Fiesta from Pale Horse Design is a unique tribute to Da Vinci's Last Supper.
Chris Parks, the design studio illustrator and graphic designer, created a series of 12 skateboarding decks that once collectively side by side, create his take on The Last Supper. Instead of Apostles, Parks re-created Jesus as "Christos Mysterio" and his Apostles. All of the members of The Last Fiesta are featured wearing Lucha Libre masks, giving them a less-than-holy look.
Instead of the traditional wine from Da Vinci's painting, Parks added another twist through putting Mexican liquor brands such as Modelo and Don Julio tequila alongside the famous Corona and Dos Equis beers.
Parks' The Last Fiesta is a unique tribute to Da Vinci's The Last Supper as well as to Christianity, making it a must-see for anyone who can appreciate modern interpretations.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Artistic Skateboard Decks
- The use of skateboarding decks as a canvas for artistic expression presents an opportunity for artists to disrupt traditional mediums and reach new audiences.
- Cultural Mashup
- The blending of religious and pop culture elements opens up a space for creative exploration and disruption in art and design.
- Alternative Tribute Art
- Creating alternative interpretations of iconic artworks allows artists to challenge traditional norms and perspectives, sparking conversations and pushing boundaries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can embrace the trend of using unconventional mediums and cultural mashups to create unique works of art.
- Skateboarding
- The skateboarding industry can explore collaborations with artists, leveraging the popularity of artistic skateboard decks to attract new customers.
- Religious Art and Devotional Products
- The market for religious art and devotional products can expand by offering alternative and contemporary interpretations that resonate with a younger, more diverse audience.
