Showing posts with label movie poster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie poster. Show all posts
Posters: The Dark Knight Rises
Teaser poster for The Dark Knight Rises
Hundred of fan-made Dark Knight Rises posters have been circulating since the film was announced, but it looks like we finally have an official teaser poster. It's actually not too far from what fans have already imagined, which makes us wonder if perhaps Warner didn't draw a little inspiration from its fans.
Posters: Transformers 3
Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon posters by Jesse Philips for Mondo
"Three thousand copies of the original will be handed out exclusively to attendees of special Tuesday June 28 screenings at Arclight Hollywood in Los Angeles, CA and a variant edition will be sold on @MondoNews Wednesday June 29."
Posters: Portal 2 Movie Poster
Posters: Minimalist Thor
To celebrate the release of this new batch of Marvel movies I have decided to release a set of posters, one for each of the next 5 Marvel films, starting with Thor. This 24x18 inch poster will be limited to a run of only 10 copies, signed and numbered. Each future Marvel poster print will also be limited to a run of 10, so overall only 50 posters will be produced, spanning five films.
Link Round-Up: May 3, 2011
Also don't miss his The Thing and X-Wings for Victory posters
30 Nerdy Wedding Cakes from BuzzFeed.
Check out “Calvin and Hobbes” creator Bill Watterson’s first piece of art publicly seen in 16 years. It is being donated to the Team Cul de Sac fundraising project for Parkinson’s research.
Disney is updating the hitchhiking ghosts in the Haunted Mansion using state-of-the-art technology. They’ll be doing more than just hitchhiking with you!
This kite-aerial photography (KAP) gallery flies through Seattle, NW Washington, Peace Arch, and a Burning Man festival.
Mimi & Eunice is a comic by artist Nina Paley. The comic touches on Free Culture, artistic struggles, internet drama, and, of course, poop.
Peeps of Art and Literature
Link Round-Up: May 2, 2011
Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Adam Juresko
The Great Showdowns is the Tumblr of watercolor artist Scott Campbell
Hobbitish is a site that collects the various cover and interior paintings and illustrations of The Hobbit from versions around the world.
LightSpeed Magazine interviews artist Julie Dillon
The Photopic Sky Survey is a 5,000 megapixel, 360 degree panorama of the entire night sky stitched together from 37,440 exposures.
A preview of what World Peas might look like.
A Tumblr devoted to Minimal Movie Posters
Posters: Christian Frarey
Christian Frarey has posted a collection of movie poster redesigns on Flickr:
2001: A Space Odyssey, The Blair Witch Project, Clockwork Orange, Donnie Darko, Nightmare Before Christmas, and The Truman Show.
Posters: Donnie Darko
Donnie Darko from Alien Corset
Posters: Minimalist Lord of the Rings
The Fellowship of the Ring by Nathan Pierce
The Two Towers by Nathan Pierce
The Return of the King by Nathan Pierce
Posters: Tron and Tron Legacy
These posters from artist Eric Tan are 16" x 24" screen prints featuring glow in the dark inks. Each one is hand numbered, and only 240 of each print will be available. Price: $40 each
"When creating posters for each of the ‘Tron’ films, what immediately came to mind were the parallels between the two worlds and how it had progressed over the years. Since similar elements such as disks, light cycles, and recognizers exist in both, I thought showing the contrast between new and old was a visually interesting angle to play up. Linking the two main characters was something I thought would add to the storytelling and the father/son dynamic between Kevin and Sam Flynn. To me, those films are amazing examples of visual ‘candy,’ and I hope I was able to capture that in my posters."
Poster: Tron Legacy
"I was fed up of seeing so much slick and glossy poster versions of the forthcoming Tron sequel that I felt like doing a "dirty" version. I tried to make it look like an old style movie poster complete with fold marks and coffee stains!"
Link Round-Up: October 15, 2010
The Thing commission by Tom Whalen
Alien vs Predator Dance Off
History Of The Color Wheel: The first color wheel has been attributed to Sir Isaac Newton, who in 1706 arranged red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet into a natural progression on a rotating disk.
Instructions for making a Lego Stephen Hawking.
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