posters

Love the concept/execution/art. Alex Griendling's "entry" to Iam8bit's (L.A.) exhibit, "Sequel", featuring movie sequels that never were.

A poster by Julian Hansen. Big (enough) version on the other side of the first jump.

By deviantartist edhall.

With a clear bias towards cinematic themes, minimalistic, and, yet, representative and beautiful: those are the posters of designer/artist Matt Needle.

Another great series: "Azurri Italia" is a set of old school, vintage-looking, distressed, evocative posters, depicting Italian football legends.

By Marija Marković.

Beautiful, evocative, nostalgic alternate-alternate-reality posters, advertising many a "tourist attraction" of the Star Wars universe.

For the "Let's Move" program/campaign, Stephen Mesko designed a series of posters, one for each the 7 deadly sins.

Paradoxically, and interestingly, it uses a 8-bit/digital/RGB visual style in order to draw people away from... technology.

Here is "Lust" (full poster):

Detail of "Lust":

Recounting the story of 'Keep Calm and Carry On':

By Avkari A. Alon.

Beautiful, evocative, minimalistic, football posters.

By the hand of Richard Debenham.

Handy poster to have around.

Beautiful version of Werner Graul's original Metropolis poster.