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Big fan of your minimalist film posters man, but this one is especially awesome. Keep up the great work!
Discovered your work through /film and I love all of the posters. Is there a way to buy prints? Thank you and have a great day!
Thanks, Jacob! There is a button on the top right corner of the blog. It will take you to my ImageKind store.
Well that looks rather interesting. Good work.
Classic movie, great posters. This one would look crazy with UV paint and a black light.
At first it took me a little while to understand the depth in this artform. It is a minimalistic design that looks appealing in its non-clustered appearance. I really appreciate it. Thanks.
These are wonderful. Can you do any movie you want to without any permission from the studios first. I’d love to see your interpretation of some Powell and Pressburger movies.