Adam Shickling conceptualizes what the Star Wars Episode VII poster may look like. In true Star Wars form, it mimics the original poster style created by Drew Struzan.
In case you've been in hiding like a complete recluse as Yoda did in Dagobah, you will probably know that Star Wars is planning on continuing the series. As a result of this, both Harrison Ford and Carrie Fischer have both signed on. Both actors have aged quite a bit since then and as a result, Adam Schickling may have received his inspiration.
This Star Wars Episode VII poster is quite impressive, but I would have probably covered Chewbacca in grey hair and put Carrie in her original Princess Leia slave outfit just for laughs.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fan Art
- Opportunity for artists to create concept art for upcoming movies.
- Nostalgic Reboots
- Opportunity to capitalize on beloved franchises by continuing their stories.
- Reviving Classic Poster Styles
- Opportunity to recreate iconic movie posters with a modern twist.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Film and Entertainment
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for artists and filmmakers to reimagine popular franchises.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists to create fan art and concept art inspired by popular media.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Opportunity to capitalize on nostalgia by incorporating classic poster styles into advertising campaigns.
