Inspiration: Vector Movie Posters
I love movies and I bet you do too. Isn’t awesome that when browsing the internet you sometimes come across fan art of a certain movie that you liked? This is something different though, this artist decided to create vectors posters of his favorite movies. He started out by illustrating the leading roles in the movie and then putting everything together from there on. He added a twist with the posters which I think fit them perfectly. Check them out below.
Artist: Grzegorz Domaradzki
woot,great post…
The poster for American beauty is just amazing and so is the illustration of Mena Suvari… hmmm Mena Suvari … :)
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Very good! I loved it!
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Nice work, awesome posters !
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I really liked the American Beauty one.
emmm…The poster for American beauty is just amazing and so is the illustration of Mena Suvari… hmmm Mena Suvari
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These illos are absolutely amazing… Great lines on the faces. In fact, it kind of reminds me of A Scanner Darkly movie, with its cartoon ‘effect’ over the top of the traditional shots.
Woooow! Really cool ones! Respect!
I also tried to create a bunch of minimalistic alternative movie posters: http://stuff24.de/blog/10-minimalistic-alternative-movie-poster/
Feel free to comment!
This is hot work here, thanks for sharing.
Definitely it really is definitely stunning post and I like to understand these skills and also I’m trying it and many for sharing such sort of methods please maintain it sharing.
Take a look at this guy’s stuff. He makes portraits out of letters: http://www.eugenelvovsky.com/typeis
Sweet jesus, that one of Jack is insane. So sick.
I had to look up what exactly the ‘vector’ in vector poster meant. But I see the point.
With a vector graphic the image is stored as mathematical equations rather than just the location of dots (pixels). Hence if you zoom in to the image, as we can see above, there is no degredation of the image through pixelation.
Very nice.