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Apple’s App Store Gets a Multiverse Makeover

Artists reimagine apps into vibrant universes, K-pop soundtrack included – it’s like browsing through a gallery of dreams.

Apple has launched an artistic campaign in Japan featuring 16 stunning artworks by renowned animators and artists. Each piece reimagines the App Store as a unique universe, with the iconic 'A' logo serving as the gateway to these digital realms. The artworks, set to a K-pop track by IVE, turn browsing into an immersive experience, showcasing apps like Pokémon Sleep, Chiikawa Pocket, and Royal Kingdom within vibrant landscapes.


The artists, including Chika Umino and POOL, bring their distinctive styles to life, creating a rich multiverse of possibility. This campaign not only celebrates creativity but also highlights the potential of technology in shaping our digital experiences.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/famous-artists-create-16-stunning-artworks-for-new-apple-campaign
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