Archiv für Filmposter - Die Galerie für Filmplakate Dangerous Minds Batman and Star Wars Posters Take Propaganda to a Whole New Level One of the nice things about being the Internet’s Foremost Batmanologist is that over the past six years, I’ve managed to build up a readership that thinks of me while they’re browsing the web. It’s like the Shadow’s network of undercover operatives, only instead of mystical powers and intimidation, I operate with jokes about the KGBeast. That was the case this weekend, when Sean Hollenhors ran across the art of Tom Whalen and figured it was something I’d like. And he was right. Batman Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back G.I. Ghostbusters The Goonies Shaun of the Dead The Wizard of Oz Monster Squad Heavy Metal Jaws 80s Cartoon Villains There are more awesome pieces at Whalen’s website, Strong Stuff, as well as on his DeviantArt page.
Movie Poster Addict Comics, Manga y Rol. Zona Fandom Filmplakat Robin Hood im Sherwood Forest – Filmplakat zum Film von 1922 Ein Filmplakat ist ein Plakat, das einen Film bewirbt. Geschichte[Bearbeiten] Filmplakate gibt es bereits so lange, wie es Filme gibt. Bereits die Gebrüder Lumière bewarben ihre Filme mit Anzeigen und Plakaten – wenngleich diese lediglich aus Text bestanden. Formate und Verwendung[Bearbeiten] Die Größe der Filmplakate hat sich im Laufe der Geschichte verändert. Zur Stummfilmzeit waren in Österreich, wo die Filmplakate großformatiger als in anderen Ländern waren, das Standardformat 126 x 95 cm. Verschiedene Kinos waren in der Lage, an der Außenfassade übergroße gemalte Filmankündigungen unterzubringen, die von geschulten Künstlern erstellt wurden. Für die Kinos werden Plakate zum Aushang in unterschiedlichen Formaten hergestellt. Gestaltung[Bearbeiten] Ein großes Foto, Illustration oder Collage nimmt meist den Hauptteil eines Filmplakates ein. Bedeutung als Sammlerobjekte[Bearbeiten] Siehe auch[Bearbeiten] Literatur[Bearbeiten]
Virtual Tours | Virtual Tour Blog by Panedia Palmyra Atoll There can be few places on earth more remote than Palmyra Atoll. In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the nearest continent is almost 5,400 km (3,400 miles) to the north-east. Despite its isolation it has not been without drama, having had pirate treasure buried on it in 1816 and a bizarre murder in 1974. RSL 336 – Hope Island and Caloundra We just shoot two amazing homes for RSL. Mater Prize Home 265 Biggera Waters This prestigious family sized home is located in the tranquil Northern Gold Coast suburb of Biggera Waters, just minutes from popular shopping complex Harbour Town, Harbourside Markets, and the idyllic Paradise Point Parklands and Marina. RSL 335 – Sydney, Melbourne and Noosa Imagine living the investor’s dream and owning 3 luxury beach apartments, each located in iconic Australian destinations. RSL 334 – Kirra Beach A luxury beachside lifestyle awaits the winner of this magnificent home. Spicers Peak Lodge Virtual Tour This was a project that we shoot last year.
Do Not Underestimate the Power of Fanart | What The Flux To gear up for the Houston Symphony concert featuring music from Star Wars (and an excuse to have more geekiness for today), we’ve collected a series of fan made posters that are all about the Force — whether its the light side or the dark side. To make things more interesting than just your average guy with a light saber, these featured artists’ work are stylized in solids, minimalism, or with a retro theme. Let’s start things off with this incredible piece of Boba Fett paying homage to The Rocketeer: