“I wondered how some characters would combine in posters from other famous films, such as Ant-Man in Back to the Future as he referred to this film in Avengers, or see Michael Peña’s Luis as Forest Gump,” the artist shared with Bored Panda and added that he needed quite some time to finish the project. “It took me almost a month editing thirteen posters in Photoshop and the result was really fun!”

Although Perez doesn’t have a huge following, his talent is definitely worth checking out! Scroll down and have a look at the Photoshoped posters below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

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During the Cold War, communications between the Soviet Union and the United States were deeply restricted. However, some American artistic expressions were allowed in the USSR under certain strict rules and this was the case of the cinema. All movies had to pass a thorough review by the government. 

Posters were considered “propaganda material” and their reproductions were strictly prohibited. Therefore, local artists were in charge of reinterpreting the film and creating a poster that complied with the governmental design and message standards. 

That means that artists such as Yury Bokser and Alexander Chantsev were in charge of creating truly original works of art, which were full of colors, distortions, symbolisms and strange elements that today seem profoundly strange to the Star Wars fans. 

You can see few of these rare posters in the photos bellow.  

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Pete Majarich is an artist who appreciates simplicity and he decided to make 365 minimalistic movie posters, one for every day in the year. He shares them on his profiles on Tumblr and Instagram, where he has built a solid fan base. The result is a delightful collection of minimalist designs that capture the spirit of the movie and show that it’s possible to create iconic posters without the usual clichés.  

Actually, the posters are so attractive that they could serve as decoration in your living room, so the artist is also selling them. With his work, Majarich demonstrates that great ideas can happen when artists get out of the established creative margins and expand them beyond their redundant mediocrity. Elements as simple as film frames, white backgrounds or symbolic compositions make the posters more eye-catching and make you want to know more about the movie.

You can check some of his work in the pictures below, and if you want more, make sure to check out his Instagram profile! 

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“My wife and I love movies, and Maxine’s Instagram is movie-themed. Every caption is a movie quote. So we thought photoshopping Maxine into movie posters would be a fun way to celebrate some of our favorite movies of the year,” Reisberg told Bored Panda.

Using his photoshopping skills, Reisberg edited their beloved pet into famous movie posters, just in time for the 2019 Oscars. The couple also replaced the films’ titles with cute captions in honor of the new lead. Check out below.

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“I wondered how some characters would combine in posters from other famous films, such as Ant-Man in Back to the Future as he referred to this film in Avengers, or see Michael Peña’s Luis as Forest Gump,” the artist shared with Bored Panda and added that he needed quite some time to finish the project. “It took me almost a month editing thirteen posters in Photoshop and the result was really fun!”

Although Perez doesn’t have a huge following, his talent is definitely worth checking out! Scroll down and have a look at the Photoshoped posters below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

The post Sao Paolo Photoshops Marvel Characters Onto Iconic Movie Posters appeared first on MobiSpirit.

During the Cold War, communications between the Soviet Union and the United States were deeply restricted. However, some American artistic expressions were allowed in the USSR under certain strict rules and this was the case of the cinema. All movies had to pass a thorough review by the government. 

Posters were considered “propaganda material” and their reproductions were strictly prohibited. Therefore, local artists were in charge of reinterpreting the film and creating a poster that complied with the governmental design and message standards. 

That means that artists such as Yury Bokser and Alexander Chantsev were in charge of creating truly original works of art, which were full of colors, distortions, symbolisms and strange elements that today seem profoundly strange to the Star Wars fans. 

You can see few of these rare posters in the photos bellow.  

The post Vintage Russian Star Wars Posters appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Pete Majarich is an artist who appreciates simplicity and he decided to make 365 minimalistic movie posters, one for every day in the year. He shares them on his profiles on Tumblr and Instagram, where he has built a solid fan base. The result is a delightful collection of minimalist designs that capture the spirit of the movie and show that it’s possible to create iconic posters without the usual clichés.  

Actually, the posters are so attractive that they could serve as decoration in your living room, so the artist is also selling them. With his work, Majarich demonstrates that great ideas can happen when artists get out of the established creative margins and expand them beyond their redundant mediocrity. Elements as simple as film frames, white backgrounds or symbolic compositions make the posters more eye-catching and make you want to know more about the movie.

You can check some of his work in the pictures below, and if you want more, make sure to check out his Instagram profile! 

The post Wonderful Minimalistic Movie Posters appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“My wife and I love movies, and Maxine’s Instagram is movie-themed. Every caption is a movie quote. So we thought photoshopping Maxine into movie posters would be a fun way to celebrate some of our favorite movies of the year,” Reisberg told Bored Panda.

Using his photoshopping skills, Reisberg edited their beloved pet into famous movie posters, just in time for the 2019 Oscars. The couple also replaced the films’ titles with cute captions in honor of the new lead. Check out below.

The post This Famous Corgi Is Photoshopped Into Movie Posters appeared first on MobiSpirit.