02.07.10 / Advertising, Movies, Posters / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out this awesome building-sized posters for the upcoming movie Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan (Memento, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, etc.) If you don’t know what I’m talking about, I highly suggest you to watch the trailer for this great movie. Cool!
06.04.10 / Illustration, Movies, Posters / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out this cool infographic created by Chilean designer Juan Pablo Bravo called 100 Pixar Characters, that compares the real sizes of 100 different characters of Pixar movies and short films, next to each other. Click here to watch in full size. Cool!
27.03.10 / Movies, Videos / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out the amazing trailer for the upcoming movie Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World which is based on the Oni Press comic book series of the same name. Is directed by brilliant British filmmaker Edgar Wright, of cult classics Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz previously. It will hit theaters everywhere on August 13th. I’m loving the great effects and “comic book” visual style of the film. Click here to watch. Cool!
20.03.10 / Movies, Videos / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
I’m Here is an excellent 30 minute short film written and directed by the great Spike Jonze (Where The Wild Things Are among other films) and sponsored by Absolut Vodka. The short is about two robots who fall in love, set in a world a bit different from our own. The story, characters and visuals are spectacular. It’s also great how the website is designed, making a whole movie theater experience (tip: now showing!). Click here to watch the short at the official website.
08.03.10 / Illustration, Movies, Photography, Posters / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Via Un/Stage we found a list of 150 aesthetically pleasing movie posters that should inspire everyone, from graphic designers to film buffs. My favorites are the Precious, Moon and the House Of The Devil posters. Click here to visit. Cool!
06.03.10 / Movies, Videos / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
James Cameron is one of the most influential directors and creative persons in the film industry, and in this video he talks about his curiosity, his obsession with underwater worlds, his blockbuster films with groundreaking cgi, and the tecnhology that he developed over the years. This is a inspirational/must watch video if you’re into creativity. Click here to watch on TED’s website.
“Failure is an option. Fear is not”.
24.02.10 / Illustration, Movies, Posters / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out these 5 amazing posters which the British Academy of Film and Television Arts commissioned to english illustrator Tavis Coburn from Dutch Uncle for the 5 best film nominees. All of them are designed with a retro feeling. I highly suggest watching 3 of these films: The Hurt Locker, Up In The Air and Avatar (I haven’t watch Precious and An Education yet). Click here to watch gallery.
17.02.10 / Illustration, Movies, Posters / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
The Lost Art of Inglourious Basterds is a fundraiser gallery for The American Red Cross to help the victims of the Haiti Earthquake. Check out the complete gallery of 13 mindblowing posters made by different artists and illustrators at the Upper Playground website. This one is my favorite by Grotesk. Awesome!
26.01.10 / Advertising, Movies / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out this viral ad posted on the streets of some cities in the U.S.A. to promote the DVD and Blu-Ray release of the horror movie The House Of The Devil. It’s not a great design but the concept it’s everything. In the movie a desperate college student named Samantha Hughes takes a strange babysitting job that coincides with a full lunar eclipse, but she slowly realizes her clients harbor a terrifying secret, they plan to use her in a satanic ritual. So this ad is the exact same flyer that was used in the movie, and if you call there you get a creepy message from Mr. Ulman, the guy who was looking for a babysitter in the movie. Cool, huh?
18.12.09 / Advertising, Movies, Videos / Author: WeEatDesign / Comments: (0)
Check out this excellent advertising campaign for the swedish product design brand Ikea. Using a flash projector, in carefully selected scenes where they use Ikea furniture, they transformed the movie screen into a big catalogue. After the movie, they distributed the real print catalogue. Cool, huh?. Click on image to watch video.