Iconic Costume Movie Posters by Frederico Birchal
In these minimalist posters, each movie or television show is represented only by the famous costumes used in the film. How many can you…
TV & Film
Alternative “Knight Rider” Illustrations by Oriol Vidal
These illustrations inspired by the ’80s TV show Knight Rider are by Oriol Vidal. While I’ve only seen bits and pieces of the original…
Awesome Star Wars Paper Toys by Momot
Star Wars Day was this past Sunday (May the 4th be with you!), but if you’re like me, you’ll be okay turning it into…
Jason Raish’s Political- and Pop Culture-Inspired Illustrations
Jason Raish is an illustrator from New York, U.S. who has also lived and worked in several other countries, including South Korea, China, France,…
Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes: Photos by David Schwen
Many kids of the ’80s are nostalgic for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. These are the Teenage Mutant Ninja Limes. A trailer for the new TMNT…
A Superhero / Pantone Mash-Up in Minimalist Prints by Chungkong
In these Pantone-inspired minimalist posters, artist Chungkong has interpreted famous comic-book superheroes by placing a white silhouette of the character against an appropriately-named color…
Dusan Cezek Recreates His Favourite Movie Scenes As Pixelated Gifs
Slovakia-based designer Dusan Cezek has turned his favourite movie scenes into these fantastic little pixelated gifs! Have a gander! Via Behance
Dillon Boy’s “Dirtyland” Sees Disney’s Iconic Female Characters Turned Into Smutty Magazine Cover Stars
Dillon Boy aka James Dillon Wright’s new project “Dirtyland” sees Disney’s iconic female characters turned into smutty magazine cover stars. The artwork features colouful…
Ale Giorgini’s Alternative TV & Film Posters
A great TV or Film poster should not only look good on your wall, but remind you of just how great a film is. It should capture the feel of the film, and make you want to go back to it time and time again. Ale Giorgini’s alternative TV and film posters do just that. The Italy based artist seems to capture the essence of the Film in just one snapshot, and there’s no mistaking his unique style.
Hungarian artist Tamas Kanya transforms old vinyl records into silhouette art
Vinyl sales are booming, so there’s plenty of wax for Hungarian artist Tamas Kanya to play around with. His recycled artworks are meticulously produced by taking cut-outs of old vinyl records and setting them against a yellow background to create these silhouette effects.
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