Jason Munn has created a series of unique posters for the Texas monthly rolling road show presents by Alamo Draft House Cinema an Austin film institution and Texas Monthly.
Jason Munn -- an Oakland-based illustrator is known for designing posters for local sites and independent musicians -- has taken on the honor of designing movie posters for Texas Rolling Road Show. Jason’s extraordinary and humorous work has appeared in numerous exhibits and publications. The ten posters featured for the Texas Monthly Rolling Road Show include Bonnie and Clyde, HUD, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Giant, The Last Picture Show, No Country for Old Men, The Searches, Blood Simple, Red Rivers, and Tender Mercies.
While these designs are simple, they are clearly very well thought out.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalist Movie Posters
- The increasing popularity of minimalist designs in movie posters creates an opportunity for illustrators and designers to offer simplistic yet impactful design options.
- Locally Designed Movie Posters
- The demand for locally designed movie posters creates an opportunity for small-scale illustrators to showcase their work for independent cinemas and film festivals.
- Film-inspired Art Exhibits
- The rise of unique and creative film-inspired art exhibits presents an opportunity for galleries and artists to showcase their work to film-loving audiences.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Film Exhibitions
- Independent and specialty cinemas can benefit from collaborating with illustrators to create personalized movie posters and attract customers with unique designs.
- Art Galleries
- Galleries can capitalize on the popularity of film-inspired art exhibits and attract new audiences by showcasing diverse and creative works.
- Illustration and Design
- As the demand for bespoke movie posters increases, illustrators and designers can offer unique and personalized services to independent cinemas, film festivals, and collectors.
