Epic Star Wars Gallery

Epic Star Wars Gallery

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Epic Star Wars Gallery

2017 is an important year for the Star Wars community – it is the 40th anniversary of the film series, and in order to celebrate, Texas-based art gallery and print shop Mondo wanted to do something big for the fans by holding their biggest art exhibition yet! Mondo specifically sought out the works of Mike Mitchell, who has been collecting illustrated portraits of the Star Wars characters since February 2016.

Star Wars’ fans formed a two-block line to see Mitchell’s incredible work and the exhibition was a total success! Check out the video of Mike Mitchell explaining a little bit of his art work and view the amazing portraits he created.

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Star Wars: A Long Time Ago

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Star Wars: A Long Time Ago

After the popularity of his Mad Max: Fury Road vehicle posters, illustrator Scott Park decided to create a new series, featuring the transportation vehicles of  Star Wars entitled A Long Time Ago. In it he focuses in what he calls the “holy trinity” that is to say the first trilogy of the saga: episodes 4, 5 and 6. What do you think about this posters? Are you a big Star Wars fan? Share your thoughts with us!

Via Fubiz

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New Star Wars Poster, Where is Luke?

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New Star Wars Poster, Where is Luke?

Disney and Lucasfilm released a new poster for The Force Awakens, the new Star Wars movie that comes out December 18, 2015. The design is  pretty standard for a Star Wars poster: a collage of all the characters from the movie. But, as Techinsider pointed out, there are also a few notable mysteries. Spoilers ahead!

“We see all the main characters on this poster except for Luke Skywalker, who’s played by Mark Hamill. We already have confirmation Hamill will be in the movie, but he’s not on the poster along with all the other main characters” Given all the mystery surrounding Luke’s role in the movie, it makes sense that Disney and Lucasfilm would purposefully leave him off the latest poster as part of a marketing strategy to build suspense for the movie.

Another important element of the poster is what appears to be another Death Star battleship, which has led to speculation about a final battle with the good guys trying to blow up the latest version of the Death Star. Disney has announced that a new trailer for the movie will debut during Monday Night Football on ESPN Monday night.

Are you excited about the new Star Wars movie? Have you bought your tickets yet? Are you a fan of the new poster? Share your comments with us!

Via Techinsider

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Star Wars Anti-Spoiler Poster

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Star Wars Anti-Spoiler Poster

Interest in Star Wars: Episode VII is such that every aspect of its production has been placed under intense scrutiny by fans and writers. That secrecy is such that at least one poster has been stuck up at the film’s base of productions at Pinewood Studios, designed by artist Cliff Chiangh to remind visitors not to share what they’ve seen on set. Mimicking the style of World War II government advertising, the poster shows a familiar hand clutching an Galactic Empire lackey’s face with the text  “Loose lips bring down star ships”.

Are you excited about the new Star Wars film? Do you have a favourite Star Wars poster? Share your images with us!

Via denofgeek

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Grid Movie Posters

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Grid Movie Posters

In recent years we have seen plenty of minimalistic poster series for film enthusiasts. What is so interesting about Michal Krasnopolski´s contribution to the subject? His 30 posters are all based on a very simple grid template: a circle and two diagonals inscribed in a square. Therefore, we could say these are the most minimal of minimalist film posters designed recently. In Michal´s words:

“It surprised me how many posters I could create based on this very simple approach. There´s an enormous strenght in simplicity; the fewer elements, the more we engage our imagination”

Check out a grid comparison video and more of his poster and design work here.

Via Fast company

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Even more Star Wars!

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Even more Star Wars!

Today it’s Star Wars Day, an unofficial holiday in May created by fans to honor the Star Wars franchise created by George Lucas. We’ve shared Rare Star Wars Posters before and to now it’s the turn of illustrator Russell Walks, who was inspired by  Star Wars‘s 1940s influences and created a series of posters presenting the film as World War II-style propaganda.

Based in Montana, Walks has licensed his art to big clients such as Paramount, Marvel, and Warner Brothers. The posters seen here, though, were produced for Lucasfilm and Topps as part of a series of Star Wars trading cards. You can check more about the work of Russell Walks’ here.

Are you a Star Wars fan? Do you have a favourite Star Wars Poster?? Share it with us!

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Rare Star Wars Posters

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Rare Star Wars Posters

The popular website So Bad So Good has compiled a collection of extremely rare, never-seen-before Star Wars movie posters, created by graphic designers from different countries around the world. The original Star Wars trilogy was (and remains) a worldwide phenomenon. To promote each new movie, local graphic designers were employed in each international territory to create posters in their native language. They were given a limited set of illustrations to use (either as a guide or to rearrange) but little creative direction there after. They were tasked with producing a poster that would resonate and suit their market, wherever that was in the world. Because digital distribution was not readily available in the past, these posters were rarely seen outside their native territories, and have since become highly sought-after collectors’ items. Check out the full collection here.

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