Sebastian Onufszak is an illustrator, director and graphic designer who is based in Augsburg, Germany.
The artist boasts an impressive list of clientele that hes collaborated with in the past, with brands like Adidas, Adobe, American Express, Audi, Bacardi, BeyerDynamics, BMW, Ford, Google, IBM, IKEA, Infiniti, Karl Lagerfeld being just a few. One of his more recent series was inspired by the posters of underground Polish films. With this in mind, he created his own renditions to pay tribute to some of the most celebrated psychopathic characters in American film from 1976 to 1980.
This includes Martin Scorsese's 'Taxi Driver,' David Lynch's 'Eraserhead,' Francis Ford Coppola's 'Apocalypse Now' and Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining.' Sebastian Onufszak's renditions of the menacing characters from each are depicted with an abstract style -- with mixed colors and shapes alluding to their dark and twisted thoughts.
Abstract Psychopath Posters
Sebastian Onufszak's Art Series Was Inspired by Polish Cult Films
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