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As if we weren’t already overwhelmed by Barbie’s advertising and marketing workforce splashing the Barbie pink hue in each nook and cranny of the universe, Stuart Semple has unveiled his newest shade to fight the hue’s dayglow monopoly. The British artist launched PINKIE, a pink paint shade that encapsulates the essence of Barbie’s enchanting attract.
As a mesmerizing retort to Mattel’s grip on Barbie’s trademarked colour, Semple masterfully combines premium acrylic resins, vibrant fluorescent pigments, and radiant optical brighteners, making a Barbie-inspired hue that is paying homage to the beloved shade—however legally on the up and up.
By releasing this hue, Semple showcases his exasperation with firms reveling within the monopolization of colours (i.e., liberating the Pantone Color of the Year) adorned with an air of exclusivity. PINKIE transcends these empires’ constraints and creates a pinkness far surpassing its nuances.
Semple’s radiant colour beckons artists, creatives, and all these captivated by the attract of Barbie pink to not solely embrace its magnificence however incorporate PINKIE freely into their creative endeavors and private aspirations, understanding they need not concern pointless pursuits by Mattel in search of to assert possession of this Barbie-pink hue.
PINKIE embodies Semple’s spirited advocacy for artistic freedom and his dedication to dismantling the barriers from corporate color monopolies. When creatives go to Stuart Semple’s on-line artwork store, Culture Hustle, they’re requested to verify they’re separate from the Mattel workforce or related to it in any capability, hoping to maintain this shade distant from Big Barbie.
