Character: I wanted to create something not terrifying, but uncomfortable. Nudity and gore are top contenders for making people "uncomfy"
Process: I hand drew the creature and slowly outlined and colored it in.
Poster Collage: I did this for fun, thinking a fleshy poster that looks *just* abstracted enough to really make the viewer stop and stare.
Three posters based off of the Academy Award nominated 2019 film by acclaimed writer-director, Robert Eggers (The VVitch, 2015) and graphic design legend and minimalist poster artist, Olly Moss.
"Why'd ye spill yer beans?"
Frank Reynolds is the patriarch of the Reynolds family, the warthog of the business world, the toe-knife using bed pooper, and possibly one of the best characters of the entire past two decades. Ongo Gablogian, the "famed" art critic, a persona by Frank, is played by the one and only Danny Devito.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a sitcom on FX that follows a group of misfits that own a bar and the wild antics and misadventures they get in.
"Where's the rum ham?"
Igor is Tyler, the Creator's seventh solo Grammy-nominated studio album.
Camp Flog Gnaw, of CFG, is a music festival created by Tyler that consists of popular musical artists, all friends with Tyler himself. The festival takes place in Los Angeles, CA.
Quentin Tarantino's fifth studio film, Inglourious Basterds, follows two intertwining stories. Brad Pitt's Lt. Aldo Raine and his pack of Jewish American soldiers shoot, scalp, and lie their way through World War II as they hunt down Nazi officers and the big man himself, Hitler. On the other hand, Shosanna, a Jewish woman now in hiding as a French theatre owner Emmanuelle, is thrown into the mix through an admirer and a man they call the "Jew Hunter".
This alternate film poster features Shosanna, played by Mélanie Laurent.
RES!ST is a magazine that promotes politics, social justice and art. The main subject of this issue is the subjective banning and blacklisting of authors throughout time.
On the spread, is Bret Easton Ellis' black listed story Bruce Calls From Mullholland: A Short Story from The Informers.
Martin Firrell is a very quotable installation artist, whose quotes are deep and intrinsic. Here, I was prompted to hide the quote in the poster, as Firrell hides his true definitions in his art.