From the guy who gave us the Lobster poster, my teacher and mentor.

(heyy <3)

Not crazy for the typography but cool illustration.

He is? How are things? I still imagine you stuck on a naval boat, somewhere...

Kellerhouse <3

Ha! Things are ok!
Following a seriously bizzare career turn, I left my science degree on the shelf and I'm on the creative team of a motion design/advertising agency now. No boats.

Here's some of my favorite posters.



I've always liked the use of colors in this poster. It makes it feel very atmospheric.


The absurd design of this poster does a good job at matching the disturbing content in the movie.


I've seen a few posters for this movie. However, this one is my favorite as I love its art style.


I've also seen a few posters for this movie. However, this one is my favorite due to the massive amount of dazzling screenshots.


I like the art style to this poster as it has more than enough creativity to interest me.


This is my favorite Criterion poster as the eerie design is reminiscent of the brilliant sound design in the film.

Speaking of Criterion, while looking up the posters, I happened to find someone who creates fake Criterion posters. A lot of them are actually pretty good. Here's a link to them: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/4081455882214849/

The perfect antidotes to those cheesy Ready Player One posters:

One for BadLieutenant.

And my favourite.

ha!

Ha; yoink!

I know I keep rooting the horn of Blade Runner 2049 but I found some really cool artist rendition posters. Too bad the actual marketing posters weren’t this good.

This one is from James Jean, the artist who did the posters for mother! and The Shape of Water:

^Holy shi-...

that last one is kinda Moebius-y. I approve.

Why couldn't you have been R4S instead?

^Ha!

You gotta love Poland.

Gotta be honest, Electronic Murderer is a way cooler name than The Terminator.