matth87
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Van Orton ( ITALY ), by matth87 on Apr 1, 2014 17:34:15 GMT 1, Italian-based twin brother design team (who go by the nom de guerre) Van Orton Design created a hit recently with their latest project of stained-glass style movie posters. Digitally composing the images using iconic characters and scenes from each film, Van Orton replaced saints and religious iconography with pop-culture standards like the Terminator, The Joker and Jack Burton, juxtaposing them with the time-honored (and increasingly disappearing) art of stained glass sectioning.
Van Orton’s selection of now-classic films from the science-fiction, action and cult fantasy genres adds an interesting element to the genesis of these designs, in that they seem to replicate stained glass coloring books more than the classical stained glass reminiscent of Europe’s grand cathedrals. This design choice adds to the light-hearted and nostalgic mood of the series, and appropriately separates it from ‘high art’ (though the Batman Poster for example certainly has visual similarities to the work of famous British artists Gilbert & George). The combination of thin and thicker black lines (replicating the lead used to secure colored glass) holds a wide prismatic array of colors, which also brings a unique, crisp quality which can only be achieved through delicate digital design.
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50 EX ONLY by Reference
different size: 20x30cm 30x40cm 40x60cm
for more info, go to :
SHOP ARTANDTOYS VAN ORTON
Italian-based twin brother design team (who go by the nom de guerre) Van Orton Design created a hit recently with their latest project of stained-glass style movie posters. Digitally composing the images using iconic characters and scenes from each film, Van Orton replaced saints and religious iconography with pop-culture standards like the Terminator, The Joker and Jack Burton, juxtaposing them with the time-honored (and increasingly disappearing) art of stained glass sectioning. Van Orton’s selection of now-classic films from the science-fiction, action and cult fantasy genres adds an interesting element to the genesis of these designs, in that they seem to replicate stained glass coloring books more than the classical stained glass reminiscent of Europe’s grand cathedrals. This design choice adds to the light-hearted and nostalgic mood of the series, and appropriately separates it from ‘high art’ (though the Batman Poster for example certainly has visual similarities to the work of famous British artists Gilbert & George). The combination of thin and thicker black lines (replicating the lead used to secure colored glass) holds a wide prismatic array of colors, which also brings a unique, crisp quality which can only be achieved through delicate digital design. Info Print : 50 EX ONLY by Reference different size: 20x30cm 30x40cm 40x60cm for more info, go to : SHOP ARTANDTOYS VAN ORTON
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isitabee
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Van Orton ( ITALY ), by isitabee on Mar 16, 2022 22:38:18 GMT 1, Searching for the 2014 Terminator poster by Van Orton (see image below) that was originally released on October 18, 2014 – NOT the earlier 2013 Terminator poster that shows the terminator from the waist up. I know finding one is a long shot as only 40 were made (with 15 APs). If you have one, can locate one, or can put your hands on one, please DM me ASAP because I'm willing to pay for it. Fingers-crossed that I hear from you soon...Thanks!
Searching for the 2014 Terminator poster by Van Orton (see image below) that was originally released on October 18, 2014 – NOT the earlier 2013 Terminator poster that shows the terminator from the waist up. I know finding one is a long shot as only 40 were made (with 15 APs). If you have one, can locate one, or can put your hands on one, please DM me ASAP because I'm willing to pay for it. Fingers-crossed that I hear from you soon...Thanks!
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