Showing posts with label Displays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Displays. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Hey Toronto! Win custom Gorgeous displays of phantom Creative for the dark Crystal City!


Okay, here a very special treat for you - especially those of you planning attend back to The 80 series this screening twitch, the TIFF Bell Lightbox continues this Saturday, March 5th with dark crystal.

Local artist Justin Erickson is to create a series of posters for the screening series, one for each film in the series to promote. Readers of the Magazine of Rue Morgue, where he was an artist key and designer for some time now, are already well familiar with the work of Justin and his Phantom creative city it even push some new territories as well. What you see above is original artwork by Justin for dark crystal.

Now, here's the thing about these posters. They are not available on the market. They are not on sale now and they will never be. While the images will be used online, the number of physical copies will be ultra limited. Beyond the ultra limited, really. There will be ten. In the world. Never. And, yet again, they will not be sold. Five copies are kept for those involved in the assemble series. And the other five? Those who are being given to persons participating in the screening.

Copies five giveaway three will be provided in theatre in the first three people able to respond to all of the trivia questions, I'm cooking. The other two are to win now. We are two of these away, with a pair of tickets each to a pair of lucky Twitch readers. I will not make you answer a question, I will not make you jump through hoops, all I require, it is that you be there in person, to pick up your poster and tickets to the show. I will not ship it. I not hold them for you. Will I not give them to someone else who you send in your place. You have to come to the theatre yourself to take advantage. Good with you? Then send me an email here saying that you want to be on the drawing of lots for the poster of the Dark Crystal and tickets. The winners will be drawn at random Friday morning.

New posters - and will be unveiled new gifts - every Monday morning from now until the series is complete.

AN important note for those PLANNING TO attend: screening this week of the princess Bride sold 100% of online orders advanced. There is no tickets available for the attached sales. We are looking for by moving the other films in the series in a greater projection to allow more room, but if you want to avoid buying your tickets early disappointment. Tickets for all remaining sessions in the series - dark crystal, Gremlins, back To the Future, the last starfighter and Krull - are now available through TIFF online ticketing.


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Sunday, March 13, 2011

Sundance 2011: Catechism cataclysm Todd Rohal displays made a statement.

Storytelling in all its forms is skewered in the cataclysm catechism. The shish kebab of wild characters melts together stories in stories until the lines between the Bible, Mark Twain and Campfire stories are erased, the Viewer is transported to River in a divinely bizarre and funny story.

Father Billy, a young priest who has lost interest in the Church, decides to take a sabbatical year. He hunts his friend to lycee Robbie, proposing consents to a trip by canoe. On the water, the two men remember Billy days as keyboardist Christian group and guitarist Robbie for a group of metal, but when the approach of the night, they realize that they have lost their way - and this is where things get weird.

Encouraged by the Commander of comedy shows and skilful manipulation by filmmaker Todd Rohal, catechism cataclysm turns a fantastic yarn that sheds light on the power of absurd fiction.


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Friday, December 10, 2010

Displays Alert! Series of Guillermo Del Toro

First up is a poster for Blade 2, by Mike Sutfin. It comes in two versions, the regular one printed on 24 x 36 "money will metal foil for 35 bucks and Variant color, limited to 75 copies for 50 buckaroos."

Mondo boutique art collection of the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, arm is pleased to announce the first ever "from the Series Director of visionary filmmaker Guillermo del Toro. Mondo has worked with the famous filmmaker craft unique interpretations artistic film Hellboy, Blade 2, Backbone, Cronos & Pan Devil Labryrinth world famous artists.

Guillermo del Toro has stated: "it is a rare privilege in this breathtaking poster series." ?These images embedding and preserve energy films they describe in a way that would be no market square! "More power their!"

Guillermo del Toro is a filmmaker whose passion for horror, fantasy and science fiction is also infinite today as he was when he started his incredible career. Compliance and thorough knowledge of the genre films contribute to an impressive filmography that ranges from the horror high art large scale of popcorn entertainment, repeatedly straddling both simultaneously. "Producing or directing, Alamo Drafthouse & Mondo forward each film of Guillermo del Toro as the name of door that rare seal of quality." "We are deeply honoured to have him to be part of a series of our first Director," said the Mondo, Creative Director Justin Ishmael.

Alamo Drafthouse & Mondo celebrate the best of the cult classic and contemporary works of art, printed films on quality screen printing numbered by hand. Their poster licensed Star Wars and Star Trek series is become some of the most popular film collection and pop culture connoisseurs.

BLADE 2 POSTER

ALTERNATIVE BLADE 2

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