Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

Super Shadows: Illustrations by Jason Ratliff

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A great series of illustrations that reflect the inner child in all of us . . . they explore the power of a child’s imagination and potential. Jason Ratliff is a freelance designer & illustrator living & working in Indianapolis, Indiana.

2015 Must see Movies & their Trailers

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The coming year holds some major blockbuster movies we’ve been waiting for, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Avengers, Entourage, Jurassic World & James Bond returns in Spectre. Here are the top movie trailers for 2015.

Oscar Nominees Recreated as Lego Movies




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 Yahoo Movies imagines what Lego-fied versions of the Academy's Best Picture nominees might look like. The Gravity version is our favourite!!

Sunday Times Icons - One Actor in Six Iconic Scenes

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A must watch, this incredible short film called "Icons", moves one actor into multiple iconic scenes in a SINGLE shot. Created for the Sunday Times Magazine, watch the actor transforming from the Thinker, Mad Men, Michelangelo to Reservoir Dogs and finishing with Daft Punk.

Iconic Moments in Movies of the last 20 years

Empire Magazine's 20th Anniversary, featured some of the biggest actors in Hollywood for a photo shoot paying homage to their iconic movie roles. Take a look and see if guess the movies.

Stanley Kubrick - Pictogram Movie Posters

Viktor Hertz - a freelance graphic designer and artist from Uppsala, Sweden. His focus is on simple illustrations, logos, posters and icons. His Stanley Kubrick Pictogram Movie Posters are a stand out in his portfolio.

Minimalist Illustrator Greg Guillemin's Movie Posters


Illustrator Greg Guillemin has fascinated us the past few years, his illustrations of Movie posters, pop culture, and  superheros always brought a smile to our face. His minimalism approach offers a refreshing look . . . 


Minimalist Posters of TV Shows - Albert Exergian


If you've seen some of our past posts, you'll know our love of minimalistic movie/Tv poster designs. Austrian designer Albert Exergian, created a series of TV inspired prints using very simple elements, but instantaneously recognizable.

Illustrated Vector Portraits By Stanley Chow


Stanley Chow is a British based graphic artist who started his career in fashion, now is more notable know for his illustration/caricatures portraits of celebrities and famous characters. Check out his unique portraits below which are also available to purchase from his Big Cartel.


Ninjas keep rude movies goes in check

Ninjas keep rude movies goes in check London's Prince Charles Cinema

Been to a movie where the people in front of you decide to talk through the whole movie, or worse the guy sitting beside you decides to carry on a text conversation?? Then you need to see a movie in London's Prince Charles Cinema, where Ninjas dressed in black bodysuits appear from nowhere and tell the offending parties to lock it off.

Alternate Movie Posters by Adam Rabalais


A great selection of alternate posters ranging from Clockwork Orange, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Inception, Jurassic Park, Leon, and many more by artist Adam Rabalais.

Hilarious Prometheus Review from Red Media

Ridley Scott's Prometheus on Blue Ray

With the recent release of Ridley Scott's Prometheus on Blue Ray, we thought it would be fitting to bring up Red Letter Media's hilarious two man review.

Daniel Day Lewis is Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's Epic

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While the last few years have seen us less interested in Steven Spielberg movies, Lincoln with Daniel Day Lewis is a different story. Lewis known as one of the most selective actors in the film industry, makes this one to watch for.

Happy Birthday Mr. Bond . . . On Your 50th Anniversary with some Great Posters

Sean Connery Dr. No Movie Poster

To celebrate 'International Bond Day', I drove the quintessential British car, Omega on my wrist & David Arnold's playlist loaded with twisted Bond songs, all while bombing down the highway . . . and evading the villains in their helicopter gunship!

Thought it would be fitting to explore some of the artwork & music which this franchise has inspired. Especially in terms of Posters and re-makes of opening title songs.

Global James Bond Day - October 5th, 2012

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Today, October 5th, 2012 is Global James Bond Day, a day-long series of events for 007 fans around the world . . .

50 Years of James Bond - The Christie's Auction

James Bond 50 Years of - The Christie's Auction 

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of James Bond films, Christie's of London has announced 50 Years of James Bond. On sale is memorabilia, costumes & movie props, with proceeds going to various charities.

James Bond Films - Behind the Scenes Look

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A glimpse into the leading men playing Bond. James Bond on the set of various Bond movies . . . British photographer Greg Williams was on the set of many Bond films & offers us some great images from behind the scenes.

Stanley Kubrick - One Point Perspective Compilation.


Vimeo user 'Kogonada' has put together a impressive video showcasing the one-point shooting perspective Stanley Kubrick used in his films. If you are not familiar with the term - The 'one point' typically refers to one vanishing point, where the viewers eye is naturally drawn (normally applied to painting and architecture). Kubrick worked for years as a photographer for Look magazine before moving into filmmaking and adopted this technique for dramatic effect, often with the vanishing point in the dead centre of the frame.