FILMography

Photographer Christopher Moloney juxtoposes classic movie stills with their modern-day locations.

(above films: Annie Hall (1977), Leon the Professional (1994), via Design Observer)

ollymoss:

I worked with the Academy and Gallery 1988 to create the official 85 Years of Oscars poster. 

Click here to see it in detail!

The brief was one of the hardest I’ve ever had; find a way to reference every single Best Picture winner from the last 85 years. 

Thanks to Gallery 1988 for putting my name forward and organising this whole shebang.  

The Campaign: new film poster painting in progress on NYC building

Forbidden Planet’s review of Studio Ghibli’s The Borrower Arrietty

very curious to know what J.K. Rowling’s announcement is and what’s coming to the parked Pottermore.com site.

cake designs inspired by Harry Potter movies
(above cake designed by Shelby Lynn Cake Shoppe, photo by Benfield Photography, discovered via Cake Wrecks)

“26 Movie Posters Recreated in Lego” 
(via Amusing Planet via speckyboy)

“Big Apple will be Smurf turf, in 3-D” (via USA Today)

Is that the Flatiron neighborhood photoshopped to look like Times Square? Someone recently told me that it’s common practice for big Hollywood films to shoot at the intersection in front of the Flatiron building because it has similar angles and is easier.

movie characters recreated with Legos a.k.a CubeDude Movie Dudes
(discovered via This Blog Rules)

posters for winners of Best Animated Feature Oscar

new Toy Story 3 image of The Daycare
(discovered via pixarplanet.com)

“Warner Bros. to give Little Brown’s “Beautiful Creatures” book series the big screen treatment” (article via Examiner)

side note: the above book jacket is designed by David Caplan, hand-lettering by artist Si Scott (the use of silver foil makes this looks extra great in person—can’t get the full effect on screen)

The cover design for Beautiful Creatures is also a nominee for Amazon’s Best Book Covers of 2009.

“Disney Posts Alice in Wonderland Posters on Facebook” (discovered via Mashable)

click here for “The Disloyal Subjects of the Mad Hatter” profile on facebook & larger poster images on Disney Pictures’ flickr page