Category Archives: Film poster design

Drawing on the Quiet Moments of a Movie: Interview with Poster Designer Michael Boland

In our interview, film poster designer Michael Boland talks about his design process, the challenge of creating new image or cover art for classic films and the poster that has impacted him the most. Read More →

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Art Directing Film Posters: In Conversation with Illustrator Akiko Stehrenberger

In our interview, I am talking with art director and illustrator Akiko Stehrenberger about her film posters, about her versatility of style and about merging hand and digital illustration. Read More →

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The Art of Film Posters: Interview with Illustrator Tony Stella

Film poster by Tony Stella for “Le Samouraï” (1967), directed by Jean-Pierre Melville     How can you reimagine some of the best classic movies and give them new life? How can you visually capture the essence of a film? … Read More →

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The Art of Film Posters: Interview with Designer Dylan Haley

Original poster for the Buster Keaton film “The General” (1926), restored and rereleased by Kino Lorber.   About the importance and role of movie posters, I have talked before. That they are meant to talk to the audience before the … Read More →

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