I love movies and making posters for movies. Official and tribute work. (I comment on films too) Link for inquiries.
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Never a bad idea to revisit and reminisce about the work you’ve done for horror films over the past five years or so. Here are some of my favorites.
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First trailer for ‘ONE LAST ORDER’.
The documentary follows a drive-thru worker on her final day of work after 34 years. While she expects a quiet farewell, her town has other plans.
Releasing November 24 on Netflix.
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one of my all-time favorite photographs ever
George E. Holton, "Candlelight Ceremony for the Day of the Dead, Janitzio Island, Lake Pátzcuaro, Mexico" (1945)
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With that extra hour of sleep, I trust you’re all well rested, recharged and ready to work! Lots of important projects this week, let’s not “fall behind”!
A little late for Spooky Season and Halloween, but never too late to pay tribute to horror and one of its greatest, most marvelous gems (and, of course, one of my favorite films of all time). Here's my new tribute poster for Rosemary's Baby.
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Internet users have raised over $120,000 for the Red Baron worker who went viral after an influencer started harassing him.
The man has been identified as ‘Walt Z’ from Michigan and he is thankful for the support.
“Walt Z out of Michigan sends a heartfelt thankyou, and is absolutely blown away by how much people have cared over this,” the GoFundMe organizer said.
“They are requesting privacy, and GoFundMe is taking the lead in transferring all of this to him. You're all Rockstars, and it shows.”
Glad to see this man is being taken care of. GoFundMe link is below.
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🚨🛒"OTRO INFLUENCER IMBÉCIL"
Este IDIOTA quiso hacerle una BROMA a un trabajador en un SUPERMERCADO que le dejó bien en claro lo estúpido que es: "Probablemente tú ganes dinero con esto. Yo ni siquiera puedo pagar mi hipoteca y tengo 4 hijos en casa”.
New tribute poster for Charlie Kaufman’s mind-bending, often confounding, and existentially unsettling directorial debut, “Synecdoche, New York”
