From Pixar-Tweaked Film Illustrations to LEGO Toy Prints
Nikki Taylor — December 10, 2012 — Art & Design
After watching a film, many graphic designers and illustrators have thought of revamped movie posters that might be better suited for the plot. These alternate images sometimes change the titles of the flick, re-imagine the characters or may try to take a completely different direction with the visuals.
For the Inception poster, less is more. A simple image of a stick man falling off a chair is enough to explain the adventures that the characters face as they burrow deeper and deeper into the subconscious of a human's mind. To some it would have made more sense if Quentin Tarantino's 'Reservoir Dogs' poster used Crayola crayons to represent Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown etc.
Revamped movie posters offer an alternate vision for films that are insightful and highly comical.
For the Inception poster, less is more. A simple image of a stick man falling off a chair is enough to explain the adventures that the characters face as they burrow deeper and deeper into the subconscious of a human's mind. To some it would have made more sense if Quentin Tarantino's 'Reservoir Dogs' poster used Crayola crayons to represent Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown etc.
Revamped movie posters offer an alternate vision for films that are insightful and highly comical.
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