Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts

12/14/2010

Filmography 2010. A totally awesome video compillation. Must see!

Will tell the truth... A totally different post was planned... But I saw this video and changed my mind...
I do believe that it requires lots of skills and what more - knowledge and understanding of the movies to make this kind of a video... Trully awesome! Watch it and realize how many movies you haven't seen this year.
Hey Oscar guys, add this video to the show! It deserves it!


10/10/2010

5 best inspirations of the week. Week 10

Tenth week on the run and more to come :) This week was one daily set short due to lots of work on logo designs, but it was rich in great stuff which I share with you in these top 5 inspirations of the last week...






Minimalistic typography based movie posters by Jerod Gibson

Ok, it's official - minimalistic movie posters and minimalistic book covers are either a trend or a virus. Seems one starts remaking, rethinking, redesigning everything in a minimalistic style. Well, I have nothing against it, since I'm into less for more style in design, but, damn, make it good if you do. Don't be another GAP logo, please...
Thanks goodness, Jerod Gibson's works are not the Helvetica logo by GAP, and demonstrate a great use of typography mixed with a great style of design... Enjoy!














9/29/2010

A collection of minimalistic Stephen King posters by Nick Tassone

Following a nicely designed in black and white pasta book, here's another set of great minimalistic black and white designs -  a collection of posters for Stephen King's books and movies made by Nick Tassone. Great use of minimum graphics remided me another nice set of posters designed for Star Wars universe.











You may even buy yourself any of these posters...

9/27/2010

Amazing dvd pakaging! Great design of DVD set by Nitin Budhiraja

Well, retro and vintage forever! This design of the special edition DVD set for Cinema Paradiso movie is just awesome! Creative approach, balanced style, great design and perfect implementation. I guess any movie fan would love to own a set of his/her favorite movie designed like this. Thanks Nitin Budhiraja for this masterpiece.




Thanks Dieline