1) "Addiction Research Centre Animal Testing" figurines.
2) "Indie Rock Action Figures". Shown here: Win Butler and Regine Chassagne from Arcade Fire, and Emily Haines of Metric. Other figures might include Feist, Buck 65 etc. Would come with instrument accessories.
3) "Paris Hilton Chia Pet"- as tacky as Paris truly is.
4) "Pimp Anything Kit"- kit containing flame decals, mini chain steering wheel, diamond bubble window, fuzzy dice, etc. that attach with stickers, magnets or velcro so you can customize your toaster, computer, fridge or whatever.
5) "School of Rock Trivia Game"- board game where you have to answer trivia questions about rock and pop history. Board would have some dangers like "MISS A TURN: developed a speed addiction-check into Rehab". When you you win you "get" a record contract and a world tour.
6) "The Ultimate Creature of the Night: A Cross-Dressing Owl" a stuffed animal similar in construction and scale to "ugly dolls", made out of fabric and applique details.
3 comments:
Hey its julian, i like the drawings you did very illustrative also i like the pimp anything kit,,,it makes it cool for creative people, make it so u can pimp anything that we use on a daily basis. The cross dressing owl can be like a mr potato doll,,,but more 20th century
its Julez again,,,, i wanted to add something about the school of rock trivia game, I like the idea of a rock and roll game testing your trivia skills,,,,and you should make the game simople with music,,,,music of rock songs should add an extra element,,see how you can work it.... all in all nice
Hi Shona:
Wonderful sketching, and thank you for your direct attempts to appeal to the target audience. Can you expand any of these ideas beyond their highly time-specific nature, ie make them more archetypal? School of Rock is so 2003. . . while Jack Black may be my here, you may have lost some of the younger members of our class already.
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