Pennsylvania-based designer Colin Morella came up with a series that recreates all of the Star Wars movie posters. The renditions follow the same minimalist principles: they all feature a different singular color scheme and depict a spaceship that was in the coinciding film.
While most Star Wars movie posters cater to an action-loving audience, these posters are more artistically crafted and serene. They showcase the beauty of galactic environments while focusing on the particular hovercrafts that belong to each film. They appear minimal -- especially in comparison to the real action-packed posters that showcase Jedi knights -- but these posters are intricately designed. For example, there is a lot of detailing in the illustrations of the space ships.
Both Star Wars fans and the art community would have no problem placing one of these posters on their bedroom or basement walls.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Minimalist Movie Posters
- Opportunity for creating minimalist posters for other movie franchises that showcase key elements or themes.
- Artistic Reinterpretation
- Potential to recreate movie posters in different artistic styles to appeal to different audiences.
- Nostalgic Design Revivals
- Opportunity to reimagine and redesign iconic movie posters from the past to evoke nostalgia and attract collectors.
Where This Applies
- Graphic Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of graphic design by experimenting with different styles and approaches to movie poster design.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for producing artistic movie posters that can be displayed as home decor pieces, catering to the art community.
- Collectibles
- Potential to create limited edition, reimagined movie posters as collectible items for fans and collectors.
