Film Art Gallery
posted December 17, 2024 #
The Film Art Gallery seems like the sort of thing I should have been browsing for the last 20 years but it only recently came across my radar. It's a huge repository of one sheets, alternate film posters and huge theatrical film designs that are, generally, a bit rare! The 1988 Japanese Die Hard poster? Got it. Eternal Sunshine double-sided one sheets? Yep. A 1986 Czech design for The Beatles Help? Surprisingly, yes.
You can browse by director, genre, title, etc. I recommend looking at someone like Bob Fosse- you will be blown away by the results. I'm not even recommending you buy anything - just go be inspired.
There's also a Star Wars archive that is relatively interesting. And a Saul Bass archive that is infinitely fascinating. I'm really burying the lede here but the Bass archive is truly wonderful. The film posters are so wildly simple but clearly, definitively, him. Even the unreleased ones. Truth be told, it's non-stop gems as far as you can click.
You can browse by director, genre, title, etc. I recommend looking at someone like Bob Fosse- you will be blown away by the results. I'm not even recommending you buy anything - just go be inspired.
There's also a Star Wars archive that is relatively interesting. And a Saul Bass archive that is infinitely fascinating. I'm really burying the lede here but the Bass archive is truly wonderful. The film posters are so wildly simple but clearly, definitively, him. Even the unreleased ones. Truth be told, it's non-stop gems as far as you can click.