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Stanley Kubrick, Seijun Suzuki, Francoise Truffaut, David Lean

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I did another print for Mondo! As part of the annual Oscar celebrations, I was asked to design a print for the already-award-winning and come Sunday, sure-to-be-Oscar-winning Dallas Buyers Club. It was a really great movie with some staggeringly good performances and a pleasure to do a poster for.
These six colour screen prints will be on sale tomorrow at a random time from Mondo, priced at a very reasonable $45.Â
[Beautiful photos courtesy of Billy Garrett and Mondo]
So⌠I was asked by Mondo (who are basically THE BEST producers of movie posters in the world) if I wanted to illustrate a movie poster. I said yes, obviously, and they have allowed me to illustrate a poster for one of my outright favourite movies, Rian Johnsonâs Brick.
Not much else to say about that, except that I am of course stupidly excited this happened and still pinching myself a bit. These will be on sale TOMORROW at some point. If you want to know when, i would get following Mondo on Twitter for the drop details.
Oh and for what itâs worth, i have seen the print in real life and the quality is AMAZING. The colors pop like crazy.
We never had any friends later on like the ones we had when we were twelve (for Hero Complex Galleryâs âKing for a Day' â an art tribute to the works of Stephen King, Los Angeles, March 2014)
18â x 24â giclĂŠe print, numbered edition of 30, $40. Show opens March 21st with remaining prints available online soon afterwards (at the galleryâs discretion).
UPDATE: PRINTS AVAILABLE NOW
With Stephen King perhaps best known for his horror stories, I thought it would be interesting to go for something different, and tackle Rob Reinerâs Stand By Me for this show. Itâs based on Stephen Kingâs novella called The Body, but apart from anything else itâs a film I have a real soft spot for.
I wanted to capture the filmâs sense of fleeting childhood (which results in our feelings of nostalgia for that heady period in our lives), and of how quickly boys will become men, both naturally and through peer pressure. I thought that blending Gordy, Chris, Teddy and Vern with the campfire smoke might be a good way to get this ephemeral feeling across.
The tree-line along the base is like a compressed âmapâ of the story in a way. Starting at the treehouse, we move along to find the campfire as the centre point of the story, then come to the deer that Gordie sees (but keeps to himself). The body isnât shown, but of course itâs the unseen thing thatâs compelling them forward throughout the entire film.
It was interesting to watch this film for the first time in many years, seeing it now as a father. That feeling of camaraderie and friendship is captured so brilliantly thanks to great performances by Will Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman and Jerry OâConnell, but as a parent you canât help but think how youâd worry if your own child ever ran off like that!
Thanks so much to Hero Complex for inviting me to the show, and for using a detail from the piece as their Facebook event cover to announce the exhibition.

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TOKYO â Inside Sony headquarters, at the heart of Tokyoâs Shinagawa district, Yasuhiro Ootori is about to reveal something that almost no one outside the Japanese tech giant has ever seen: the inside of a PlayStation 4.
What we see is a hardware architecture thatâs both simple and powerful. With longtime game designer Mark Cerny leading the way, lending his software-minded expertise to Ootori and the rest of the hardware engineering team, Sony abandoned the overly complex Cell microprocessor that drove the PlayStation 3, building the PS4 around an âx86âł chip similar to the processors that have driven most of our personal computers for the last three decades. The idea was to make it that much easier for developers to build games for the new console, to create the things that will ultimately capture our attention.
[MORE: See Whatâs Inside the PlayStation 4 With These Exclusive Photos]

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Just in the case the world needed another portrait of Bryan Cranston as the iconic character (!). Sorry, but I just couldnât help myself â that final episode (indeed the whole series and the build up to that point) has been haunting me all week. He made me do it! Seriously though, what an amazing (and ultimately satisfying) show. Thank you Mr. Gilligan, Mr. Cranston, and everyone else involved in making it what it was (i.e. awesome).