Fan-made poster for Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love (2000), currently streaming on Netflix if you’re into that sort of thing:
The Wu-Note Project – Wu-Tang Clan album covers re-imagined in Blue Note Records style.
Redo your iTunes album artwork. You’ll be glad you did.
Related viewing: Project Thirty-Three
“David Imus worked alone on his map seven days a week for two full years. Nearly 6,000 hours in total.” And it’s amazing.
I got mine in the mail today and I couldn’t be more pleased. Recommended.
Chris Streger’s To Resolve Project:
“I decided to ask as many talented designers I knew (or didn’t know) to create a resolution for the new year as an iPhone background.”
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Tagged Drive, movie posters, Ryan Gosling
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Related viewing: Mike Monteiro’s “Fuck You, Pay Me” talk.
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This video reminds me of Uncredited: Graphic Design and Opening Titles in Movies, a book I reviewed for Film & History in 2008. The veritable explosion of love for movies titles online since then (in addition to Art of the Title, there’s The Movie Titles Stills Collection and Steven Hill’s Movie Title Screens Page) warms my heart.
Number fourteen on Where Danger Lives’ marvelous “100 Greatest Posters of Film Noir” list.
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