Some really stunning work here from Paris-based photographer, art director & film director Laurent Nivalle. Currently working for the French car company Citroën, Laurent also freelances with an interest in portrait, fashion, automotive & motorbike photography. You can purchase some of his prints here, and follow him on Behance, Twitter, Facebook and his own personal website.
Images courtesy of Laurent Nivalle.
Classic movie poster redesigns from the very talented Olly Moss. Currently living & working in Winchester, UK, Olly created these posters as part of Alamo Drafthouse’s 2010 Rolling Roadshow Tour, whose purpose is to provide free screenings of famous movies in famous settings. For example they showed Rocky I, II, & III right in front of the iconic steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum.
Images courtesy of Olly Moss, www.ollymoss.com.
California-based artist Khoa Ho's poster series titled Superheroes - Past / Present features iconic superheroes like Batman, Superman, and Spiderman as creatively designed double silhouettes, revealing their origins and current powers. Prints are available via his personal site.
Images courtesy Khoa Ho, see more of his work at Behance, and at his website www.spacemanart.com.
Mondo creates limited edition screen printed posters for our favorite classic and contemporary films, in addition to vinyl movie soundtracks, VHS re-issues, and apparel. They also have a permanent gallery space in Austin, TX featuring a mix of original artwork and limited edition screen prints.
Mondo Gallery
4115 Guadalupe St.
Austin, TX 78751
Space Seed by Martin Ansin, 24 in. x 36 in.
Hand numbered, limited edition of 300.
Printed by D&L Screen Printing.
I love the line quality of this work. You can see more of Martins wonderful illustrations at his website www.martinansin.com.
Images courtesy of the Mondo Gallery, www.mondotees.com.
Self proclaimed designer / doodler. Hails from San Diego. Love the 1950′s style of illustration on this X-men poster. Check out his website to see more of his amazing style.
Images courtesy of Eric Tan, www.erictanart.blogspot.com.
