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This weeks theme is “Film/Movie poster or scene” ,Category: Creative
I had lots of ideas but very little free time to set a scenes from a famous movie .
I picked a few movie posters instead that I would like to try recreate, “Avatar” , “silence of the lambs” , “memento”, “matrix” .
In the end my chioce was “Memento”.
It's very original thriller about one man's quest for vengeance. Does everything a thriller is supposed to do: intrigue, involve and keep you guessing. You have to pay close attention to Memento. It's one of my favourite thrillers.
One in a series of typographic posters featuring literary quotes to promote a local library. It's better on black: www.flickr.com/photos/55109135@N02/5381351539/lightbox/
I was commissioned by Greenmarket GrowNYC who are responsible for all the farmers markets in the NYC area. This poster is on view at most markets across the city and in Spring I'll be doing herbs and tomatoes in Summer.
Limited edition poster to commemorate the release of the newly minted Utah Quarter.
Print size is 8.125”x20”. Four colors printed on Crane Lettra. Run of 500, hand numbered.
I designed a poster to promote Ralph Nader since I think he's the best candidate still running (plus he's coming to Louisville in two days and I want to represent!). This is a somewhat preliminary design, I'm not 100% on the copy and there are things about the illustration that I'm not entirely satisfied with. This could be done in any number of two-color combos, I just did one as purple since that's unusual and I wanted a palette of "definitely not green" after my last two posters.
Once I am more sure of it I'll post a link so that people can download an 11x17 PDF version to print for themselves. I may screenprint some, not sure yet. I will offer it up to his campaign, if they aren't interested I may throw some similar-looking junk on Cafepress or something, but I'd rather not go that route.
This poster, drawn by Constance Wilcox (later Pignatelli), was displayed at her garden plays at Oakledge as a fundraiser for the American Women's Hospital in France, 1918. Proceeds from all of Constance's Garden Plays were directed to charities.
One year after the U.S. entered the war, the Army Medical Department started recruiting woman doctors, although they denied these recruits military commissions and the possibility of advancement. To overcome these obstacles, a group of women doctors started their own hospital in France. Equipment was scarce and conditions very difficult. The women did surgery and dealt with the illnesses of the Front, including typhoid and dysentery.
ACC# 2018.080.001
See more Recruitment and Patriotism posters at flic.kr/s/aHskzavpoM.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen - www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)