This week, we present a selection of movie posters from Lakewood, Ohio based artist Chod. Chod’s earliest recollection of being affected by art was by a book of Grimm’s Fairy Tales Illustrated by Benvenuti. He works primarily in acrylic and ink with hints of collage. Using the canvas as a form of therapy, his subject matter includes commentaries on politics, religion, love, war and death. All with heavy doses of monsters.
Enjoy the movie posters…
I came across this unique movie poster series over at 123inspiration.com and felt they’d be a great addition to our Movie Poster of the Week series. From the mind of Seville, Spain-based illustrator Jesús Prudencio. Enjoy…
You can see the complete set HERE.
Here are a series of whimsical movie posters by Italian illustrator Ale Giorgini who’s worked for brands like MTV, Vibe Magazine, Sony Pictures, & Virgin Atlantic. Giorgini’s artworks are exhibited at Hero Complex Gallery (Los Angeles), Bottleneck Gallery (New York) and Mondopop Gallery (Rome). His works are also for sale, just saying…
Enjoy…
This week, enjoy this series of totally reimagined movie posters by New York based illustrator Peter Stults. Says Peter, “Age 3, I draw a snowman on a random piece of paper. The family got excited due to how accurate the snowman was. Everything came together after that.” Nuff said. Check out his website for more posters, many more…
