Murakami the DreamWorks Movie
A little birdie over at the Seattle Louis Vuitton told me the rumor that Japanese artist Murakami is set to team up with Jeffrey Katzenberg & DreamWork to make an animated film.
Soon as I got home, I googled it and discovered an article via e!:
“I’m told just a couple of days after Katzenberg was first introduced to Murakami at an Oct. 27 panel discussion on animation at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), they were already meeting to talk about working together.
Murakami currently has his own 100-person Kaikai Kiki studio in Tokyo that, according to a recent Variety report, is “designed to compete with the likes of Disney.”
“Katzenberg really wants him,” a source reports. “I wouldn’t be surprised if a deal is already done.”
Murakami is probably one of the most fashionable artists today. His work with Marc Jacobs for über-chic Louis Vuitton includes handbags emblazoned with the fashion house’s logo in 33 different—and very bright—colors. He also inspired the cherry blossom logo that became an international hit for LV about four years ago. Some of his LV bags retail for as much as $5,000.”
haha. yeah, we were just talking about moca then she was like.. so did you hear about the new murakami movie? i was like whaaaaaaaaa-t??? turns out the rumor is true
i agree with fashionista kate! she posted this in bagbliss...
"Sucks that everyone associates his designs with LV. I mean it did boost his fan base, but he will forever be known as “the multicolore LV creator”. . .personally I would love to see a movie by him. way better characters than disney.. I just dont want to see any LV’s!!"
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Murakami the DreamWorks Movie
“The difference between style and fashion is quality.” - armani
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