Pop culture tribute tattoos are fairly common: Marilyn Monroe portraits surrounded in roses, for example, or little Betty Boops and Tweety Birds. This series of tribute tattoos, however, takes the concept to a new level of creativity and oddness.
The unconventional tribute tattoos belong to a man who goes by the Reddit user name 'Jareth the Goblin King.' They were inked by Eddie Stacy of Ink & Dagger Tattoo in Roswell, Georgia.
Each one of the hybrid tribute tattoos features a character from a cult 80s movie. But for Jareth, this display of love for 80s film classics wasn't quite enough -- the movie characters also pay homage to his passion for sloths. Each tattoo illustrates a sloth disguised as a movie character. There's sloth Terminator, sloth Freddy Krueger from Friday the 13th, sloth Sloth from The Goonies and the list goes on. The tribute tattoos are a totally original, slightly extreme example of dedicated fan art.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pop Culture Tattoos
- Opportunity to Disrupt the Tattoo Industry with Hybridized Tattoo Themes.
- Tribute Tattoos
- Innovation Opportunity for Tattoo Artists to Create Unique and Personalized Interpretations of Famous Characters.
- Niche Fan Art
- Opportunity to Capitalize on the Niche Audience of Cult Movie Fans with Unique Fan Art Creations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tattoo Industry
- Tattoo Artists can Innovate by Offering Hybridized or Personalized Tattoo Themes.
- Pop Culture Industry
- Opportunity for Industry Players to Expand into Niche Markets with Creative Fan Art Merchandise.
- Cult Film Industry
- Opportunity to Collaborate with Tattoo Artists and Expand into the World of Fan Art.
