Mysterious Movie Posters

Atipo’s Nominal Illustations Turn Film Posters into a Fun Guess

Spanish design firm Atipo creatively subverts traditional glam movie advertisements with these minimal movie posters that rebrand classic hit films.

Atipo recently created an online gallery for consumers to order fine quality colored stock cards. To advertise the new card product, Atipo recreated several film posters of popular cult classics with a rather nominal aesthetic. These posters are made with several pieces of layered Atipo card and only a few subtle details that are meant to hint at the referenced film. For example, the minimal film poster for Dracula is made from a blood red card with two bite marks in the upper right-hand corner. Film buffs can have fun trying to figure out the films referred to in the other 12 remaining nominal poster designs.

Nominal Movie Posters
Designing movie posters with a minimalistic approach to create an elevated user experience
Interactive Movie Poster Design
Creating movie posters that challenge viewers to interact and engage with the art in new ways
Rebranding Classic Films
Breathing new life into classic films with a fresh take on the poster design and storytelling

Sectors Adopting This

Film Industry
Experimenting with marketing techniques that are unconventional and disruptive
Graphic Design Industry
Incorporating interactive and engaging elements into traditional marketing and poster design
Printing Industry
Offering unique and creatively designed printed materials to consumers that go beyond standard printed literature
SCORE
4.6 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 76%
Activity 55%
Freshness 8%