Being a major fan of pseudo-photorealistic paintings and cerebral films, I just couldn't help but be awe-stricken by these The Social Network Illustrations.
Drawn by the famously talented Martin Ansin, these award-worthy paintings feature the cast of the recent Facebook film juxtaposed by their real-life counterparts. It's actually remarkable how much Jesse Eisenberg resembles the real-life Mark Zuckerberg, but I'm even more impressed by Ansin's ability to capture each respective person's likeness so well and in his distinct cell-shaded style. Also featured in the masterful painting is the Oscar-winning film's director David Fincher and Academy Award-winning writer Aaron Sorkin.
Other pictures in this The Social Network Illustrations collection include Mark Zuckerberg's face overlaid onto a college party scene, as well as one illustrating a pivotal scene in the movie's plot when Eduardo Saverin smashes Zuckerberg's laptop.
What's Driving This Trend
- Social Media Art
- The trend of using social networks and prominent figures in art creates opportunities for new forms of marketing and advertising.
- Photorealistic Paintings
- The trend of creating photorealistic artwork provides opportunities for innovation in the field of art and entertainment.
- Cell-shaded Style
- The trend of using cell-shaded style in artwork can be used to create unique and visually striking designs in various industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Marketing and Advertising
- Using social media and famous figures in art can be a disruptive innovation in the marketing and advertising industry.
- Film and Entertainment
- Creating photorealistic artwork inspired by movies and prominent figures can be a disruptive innovation in the film and entertainment industry.
- Gaming
- The cell-shaded style used in the Social Network illustrations can be a disruptive innovation in the video game design industry.
