When you think of minimal, the first thing that comes to your mind is less. The following posters are not action packed with photo-manipulated images, instead they take the most meaningful idea, concept, or memory form the movie. A great examples…
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Film posters are usually used to advertise upcoming movies. Usually there may be several versions for one film, with variations in regards to size, content and country of production of the poster. What most people forget, is that movie posters…
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There’s a local pizza restaurant in my town, that has the most hideous sign you can possibly imagine. For obvious reason, I’m not going to mention their name. Their quote on quote “sign,” if you can even call it that, is a…
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From devouring a 10 pack of crayons, to turning his diaper into a Jackson Pollack, Scott Scheidly’s creativity stated early. At the age of seventeen Scott started to utilize his art skills for lunch money and at the age of twenty he graduated from…
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Justin Barber is a freelance graphic designer who specializes in branding & identity. His work has been recognized by Apple, Behance, and International Designers Network, among others. His latest project called “Truth and Lies” has been creating a notable buzz…
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Yet another minimalist design of super heroes. I swear, this must be some sort of a trend in 2012. This is a personal project using 2 color tone portraits of DC and Marvel characters created by Michael Turner. If you’re a…
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Mark Brooks is a graphic designer and art director who has divided his career between New York and Barcelona (where he was born in 1974). He has worked on a broad range of projects for diverse clients in both cities; from album covers,visual identities for venues and limited edition posters, to book covers, a clothing line which highlights exclusive T-shirt design, and many branding and corporate identity related…
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