Category Archives: Film poster design

Making a Fictional World Feel Real: Interview with Graphic Designer Erica Dorn

The French Dispatch film poster. Illustration by Javi Aznarez. Photograph courtesy of Searchlight Pictures     Wes Anderson’s films dispose of a rich scale of forms of expression and an astounding artistic freedom. He is the kind of director who … Read More →

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“My Posters Are Basically My Emotions”: Interview with Film Poster Designer Maks Bereski

”Le mépris” (1963) film poster design by Maks Bereski © Plakiat     The audience involvement with the film should really begin with the first frame, said Saul Bass, referring to the title sequences. I would say that the audience … Read More →

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Real Emotion and Visual Power: Interview with Matt Needle

I the run-up to the release of No Time to Die, I am talking Bond movies posters, Bond girl Vesper Lynd, design influences and what cinema is truly about with graphic designer and illustrator Matt Needle. Read More →

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Creating a New Visual Reality: Interview with Illustrator Katherine Lam

An element of surprise permeates Katherine Lam’s work. Her illustrations have a distinctive mood, she has a way of working suspense and voyeurism into her pieces, a firm believer in creating a visual medium that should respect the challenges specific to illustration. Read More →

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The Powerful Impact of Minimalism: Interview with Designer and Illustrator Dylan Haley

I have talked to designer Dylan Haley about his beautiful minimalist work for Bela Tarr’s Sátántángo, about film poster designs with a life of their own and how a simple poster can have more impact. Read More →

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