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Adrian Curry’s “Movie Poster of the Week” column in the MUBI Notebook covers some recent posters, including my personal fave: Neil Kellerhouse’s Haywire (pictured above).
The only problem with Neil is that he generates too much good stuff; the images that end up being discarded are often every bit as good as the final choice.
—Director Steven Soderbergh on Haywire poster designer Neil Kellerhouse
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More amazing print debuts from Mondo at Comic-Con
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More Mondo goodness from Comic-Con. This time we get a peek at some new Martin Ansin prints. On wood.
The Mondo booth at Comic-Con 2011. So wish I was there!
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Chogrin Presents MONSTER CREEPS – A Fred Dekker Retrospective
Friend and fellow artist Chogrin, who might be familiar to followers of the art collective known as The Autumn Society, has organized an art retrospective of Fred Dekker co-sponsored by Fright Rags, Dead of Night Radio AND Strange Kids Club!
Hero Complex: Mondo, Crazy4Cult and the passionate pop-culture poster scene
Texas poster artist Rob Jones cheerfully cites Drew Struzan’s original one-sheets for the “Star Wars” franchise as “some of the greatest movie posters ever made.” However, that hasn’t stopped him and other film-loving graphics wizards from reinterpreting classic sci-fi and horror pictures with entirely new works of art.
(Source: g1988.blogspot.com)
A lot of people compare him with Saul Bass, but I think he has a lot more range. Only Moss does Moss.
—Justin Ishmael, Creative Director, Mondo
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New York Times T Magazine blog interviews Olly Moss, aka “Poster Boy Wonder”:
“I tend to prefer things with a really strong idea,” Moss says, “things that are concept-focused. I kind of like the work to be functional, so it needs to be as simple as possible.” Moss has employed this hard-working-minimalist approach throughout his brief career; the 24-year-old graduated in 2008 from the University of Birmingham in England, where he studied literature. “Design was a hobby that took off,” he explains.
(Source: Boing Boing)
If you’re on Spotify, please help Reelizer create the Movie Music Mixtape, Vol. 1
Go to this collaborative playlist and add your favorite songs from a movie soundtrack. We’ll share the results in a cool way later in the year. Thanks in advance!
Captain America art print by Olly Moss for Mondo. I’m sure it’s gorgeous in person, but I’m not terribly impressed by this pic. However, I do appreciate the propaganda-style art direction.
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FINALLY! My FULL SCHEDULE of releases, signings, exclusives and more for SAN DIEGO COMIC CON is here! CLICK HERE OR ON THE PICTURE TO SEE ALL OF THE MADNESS!
