Graphic design studio Mainger is behind 'Cine-Hipsters,' a series of film and TV show logos that are digitally conceived. Resembling traditional hipster signage, these film and television-inspired art pieces are simplistic and are adorned with understated graphics.
Paying tribute to television shows like Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead and Lost, these TV show logos are a new way to brand the famous titles. In addition to its television-inspired prints, this series also pays tribute to film titles like Back to the Future, Clockwork Orange and even Pulp Fiction.
Drawing inspiration from vintage graphic design, the logos are understated, requiring only text and visuals that are symbolic to each title. While Breaking Bad's logo features chemist-inspired imagery, Scarface's logo is accented with opulent architectural details--a reference to the films iconic mansion.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digitally Conceived Logos
- Opportunity for graphic design studios to create unique and modernized logos inspired by famous film and TV titles.
- Simplistic Branding
- Chance for brands to embrace minimalistic design elements in their logos, creating a trendy and understated look.
- Vintage Graphic Design
- Potential for designers to draw inspiration from vintage graphic design and incorporate it into modern branding.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Industry professionals can explore new opportunities to create visually appealing and modern logos for films, TV shows, and brands.
- Entertainment
- Film and TV production companies can consider incorporating minimalist and visually appealing logos for their shows and films, creating a unique identity.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Opportunity for marketers and advertisers to adopt minimalist and stylish branding strategies, following the trend of simplistic and visually striking logos.
