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Image 1 – Movie Poster (Aladdin Style)
This image is a fantasy movie poster design created using Photoshop. It shows the main character holding a magical lamp, with supporting characters, dramatic lighting, and a cinematic background to create a powerful storytelling effect.
Image 2 – Product Advertisement (Sprite Can)
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Poster design for the Angela Schanelec programme in ICA London.
Drunken master with drunken marker 😆 (I suspect I'm doing all these alcohol marker studies for the booze jokes)
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Typographic compositions of a few of this year Oscar winners titles.
Volver (2006), Pedro Almodóvar, Spain
Things that never were... Back in 2017, Tarantino publicly pitched the idea of a feature-length riff on the 1968 original series episode A Piece of the Action, which is set on an Earth-like planet where a 1930s gangster culture prevails. Writer Mark L Smith, who was hired by Paramount to write a long-since-abandoned Star Trek script for the Pulp Fiction film-maker to direct, seems to think so, he confirms the film would have been bloodthirsty R-rated and not a little sweary. The movie was eventually abandoned because QT couldn’t get his head around the idea of it being his 10th and final film.