I think this art may be courtesy of the store’s in-house Visual Merchandising staff rather than provided by brand management at Worthington® or Worthington Essentials. See that the wall is “primed” to create a surface suitable for the fashion sketches, rather than a printed poster thumbtacked upright. Did the artist work all night without the knowledge of management just to relieve the creative urge? If they knew they had such hard working talent on board, would they recognize it? Well if it is any consolation, FixturesCloseUp noticed the “Mod” fashion characters and Worthington poster child in square sunglasses. CLICK the thumbnail for the latter rendition.
Compare retail sketches at…
“Store as Fashion Design Canvas” (This Post)
“Prada Sketches a Kitten Heel”
“Dior In-Store Doodles Date-Stamped“For Graphic Arts staffing posts see…
“Always Hire an Artsy for Retail“
“Moleskine® Storyboard Sell” This PostCompare and contrast the brand at…
“Worthington® Brands Runway Pedestals”
“Store as Fashion Design Canvas”For a subset of Departmental Branding see…
“Store as Fashion Design Canvas”
“Dream of Down at JC Penny”
“Martha Stewart Color and B&W”
“LuLu Guiness® Brand Gone Askew”
“Robert Graham® Signature Fixturing”
“Forever 21® Brand Permanence”
“Happiness is Chic”
“Michael Graves Brands a Bird”
“Joe Fresh® Challenges Tory Burch®”
“Lucky® vs Lucky Brand®”For the superset of Store Entry Branding resources see…
“Store Entrance Branding Pinterest Board” for visuals only.
“Store Entrance Branding Index Page” for all resources and links
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