'Today Is Art Day' created a Van Gogh collectible that it sought funding for on Kickstarter.
Quickly, the project exceeded its funding goal by over $60,000, as thousands of backers showed interest in the product. Perfect for art history fanatics, the Van Gogh collectible makes for a great gift. With a large head and a small body, the action figure has a cartoon look that enhances the iconic Dutch painter's well-known features.
In reference to the self-destructive actions of the genius, Today Is Art Day also made one of the ears detachable. In addition, the Van Gogh collectible comes with a variety of miniature versions of some of his most celebrated works, including 'Starry Night.'
What's Driving This Trend
- Art History Collectibles
- Creating action figures and collectibles inspired by famous artists presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the toy industry.
- Cartoon-style Action Figures
- Designing action figures with exaggerated features and cartoon-like appearances offers a disruptive innovation opportunity in the collectibles market.
- Artist-inspired Miniature Replicas
- Producing miniature versions of celebrated works of renowned artists introduces a disruptive innovation opportunity in the art merchandise industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can explore the creation of art history collectibles, which could attract art enthusiasts as a niche market.
- Collectibles Market
- The collectibles market can tap into the demand for cartoon-style action figures that portray well-known artists, offering consumers a unique and visually appealing collectible experience.
- Art Merchandise Industry
- The art merchandise industry can capitalize on the popularity of artist-inspired miniature replicas, providing art enthusiasts with a tangible and affordable way to admire celebrated works.
