HORROR ILLUSTRATED Lauren Gregg 100 Illustrated Horror Film Posters: Part 1 For some, Halloween means costume parties and drunken debauchery. That’s never really been my style. Personally, I like to spend my Halloween evenings eating candy and watching scary movies. This Halloween season has had me reminiscing of the brilliant horror and sci-fi movie posters of years past. Since there were so many amazing posters to showcase, I have split this post into two parts. Creature from Black Lake The Kindred Fright Night Tarantula! Death Race 2000 Silent Running The Thing Forbidden Planet House Planet of the Vampires Tales of Terror Kingdom of the Spiders Day of the Dead The Winged Serpent The Island of Dr. Road Games Equinox Nosferatu Alligator The Alpha Incident Up From the Depths Zardoz Dracula Robinson Crusoe on Mars The Changeling Invaders From Mars The Giant Spider Invasion Plan 9 From Outer Space Mortuary Fantastic Voyage Dawn of the Mummy Marooned Destination Inner Space Garden of the Dead Piranha The Shape of Things to Come The Day It Came to Earth Burial Ground Orca Mission Mars The Blob Atragon
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Kevin Nowlan Illustrators, Illustrators' Agents, Illustration Agency, Art Rep, Artists' Representatives, London, New York, Shianghai, Paris, Hamburg, Singapore,- illustrationweb.com okimi.com John Berkey Art Ltd. | Original John Berkey Sketches For Sale These are "Prelims" Sketches that John Berkey has done over the years. These were rough sketches sent out to the client to approve for angle, color, content... Some of these were selected to be used as finals for John Berkey to paint from and some were never used as finals at all. These sketches were sent to the client and were handled by many people for review, so they might have pencil marks, scratches, dents and other imperfections on them. Some were signed when they were created and would be marked on this sheet as OS (Originally Signed) others are marked by SA which were signed later by John Berkey as they were being cataloged into the estate. And some were not signed at all and are marked NS. All Original Artwork sold with a Certificate of Authenticity *Pricing and description are subject to *terms. National Geographic Holiday Card (NS) 7.5x5.5 Mat $600.00 [orig] Inquire Time Life Article (final exsits in the estate - inquire) (OS) 10.75x16 Mat $800.00 [orig] Inquire Inquire Inquire Inquire
SAM BOSMA IS AN ILLUSTRATOR John Berkey: A Tribute (John Berkey in his studio.) Sadly, this last week on April 29th, 2008-the master artist has left us. He was 75. I had the good fortune to get to know John personally back in 1992 while I was an art student. John Berkey: A brief History Born in Edgeley, North Dakota in 1932 Berkey's family moved to Excelsior, Minnesota some short years later. In 1963 Berkey decided to leave Brown & Bigelow and work from his home in Excelsior, MN as a freelance artist. Some of Berkey's most notable work were poster artwork for some of the biggest movies of the 70's -80's. He was actually commissioned to paint all six movie posters for The Star Trek original series films. Perhaps the most well known movie poster image he's created (aside from Star Wars and Star Trek) was the 1977 remake of King Kong. Another of his many career highlights was his ongoing work for the United States Postal Service on 12 different official U.S. postage stamps. We had a great visit with John on that day. In Closing: John Berkey
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