Jamie Bolton, clearly a shiny little genius, has utilized minimalist design aesthetics and principles to re-imagine movie posters for some classics. I particularly enjoyed his interpretations of the Back to the Future trilogy and The Shining, although I can’t help but feel his Jurassic Park poster ought to have had Jeff Goldblum’s oiled nipples staring outwards with glistening defiance.
Or maybe that’s just me.
Who am I kidding? YOU ALL WANT A PIECE OF THIS.
(link via Hello Bauldoff, via TJ)
Paul Verhoeven (right) is on Triple J, as host of the Weekend Breakfast Show. He is a writer and film critic for Yen Magazine, and insists he is a regular columnist for Horse and Hound magazine (unverified). He recently finished a weekly series for The Vine called Curiageous where he answered people's burning questions and drank his own urine. He enjoys ducks.
Luke Ryan (left) is a stand-up comic, writer, and general man-about-town. He is a news blogger and feature writer for The Vine and also writes for the music blog Electrorash and the street mag ThreeThousand. In 2009 he performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in his oh so descriptively titled show 'Luke's Got Cancer'. It was funnier than it sounds.
Both of them spend more of their time then they should perusing the Internet and gaming. The Somewhat Ambitious is essentially the product of this excess.
2 responses so far ↓
1 Marcus // Jan 25, 2010 at 5:56 pm
I really like these. To summarise the plot of the BttF trilogy as a series of points and lines in space and lose nothing in the translation is fucking genius.
2 Taylor // Jan 26, 2010 at 3:11 am
That’s pretty cool! I dig those designs and it’s a nice counterbalance to what Hollywood usually pukes out at the public!
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