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Vincent Price movie posters

Vincent Price movie posters by Phantom City Creative on sale for $30 each.

Illustration roundup

Portal movie poster by Tristan Reidford.

Hulk commission by Maris Wicks.

Does your body spell treason?

The least creepy of the new book covers for Scott Westerfeld's Uglies series. Thanks, Stephanie.

*Buy sketch cards at eBay.

Thor wallpaper

I took the liberty of turning Ken Taylor's Thor poster for Mondo into a widescreen wallpaper. There are already at least 28 copies on sale at eBay.

Illustration roundup

Some of the post-it-sized paintings May Ann Licudine created for the "Post it show Barcelona."

A glimpse at Laika's next movie, ParaNorman.

Bear by Kei Acedera for a charity auction.

Kate Beaton's been working out.

Thor poster by Ken Taylor for Mondo.

*Buy Alamo Drafthouse posters at eBay.

Movie posters by Ollie Boyd

Black Swan, Captain America, and Olly Moss-inspired movie posters by Ollie Boyd, who is currently looking for commissions. Via.

*Buy Olly Moss posters at eBay.

Illustration roundup

Dave Wachter shows off a new commission: "the request was for a character made from the combination of a Star Wars character and a GI Joe character. Hammerhead and Chuckles are the two I chose."

Mondo's poster for Rabid. Want to guess the artist?

What If...Conan Were Stranded in the 20th Century cover by Bill Sienkiewicz available at eBay.

Via.

BPRD: Monsters #1 variant cover by Francesco Francavilla.

Samus by Zekes. Via.

*Buy Mondo posters at eBay.

Aelita: Queen of Mars

Wikipedia:

Aelita (Russian: Аэлита), also known as Aelita: Queen of Mars, is a silent film directed by Soviet filmmaker Yakov Protazanov made on Mezhrabpom-Rus film studio and released in 1924. It was based on Alexei Tolstoy's novel of the same name. Mikhail Zharov and Igor Ilyinsky were cast in leading roles.

Though the main focus of the story is the daily lives of a small group of people during the post-war Soviet Union, the enduring importance of the film comes from its early science fiction elements. It primarily tells of a young man, Los (Russian: Лось, literary Elk), traveling to Mars in a rocket ship, where he leads a popular uprising against the ruling group of Elders, with the support of Queen Aelita who has fallen in love with him after watching him through a telescope.

You can watch the entire movie at Youtube:

Posters and DVDs are on sale at eBay.

Via.

Two (severed) thumbs up for Byron Eggenschwiler's Calgary Film Festival posters

Illustrations by Byron Eggenschwiler for the Calgary Under Ground Film Festival.

*Buy ninja posters at eBay.

Illustration roundup

Aaron Horkey's Pan's Labyrinth poster for Mondo. Kudos to the readers who recognized his work from the teaser I posted.

X-Men First Class poster by Phil Noto.

Raccoon playing a PS2 - - a convention commission by Terri Nelson.

Chris Buzelli posted two new book covers, including this painting for Door in the Forest, available at Amazon.

Last week, I mentioned that M.S. Corley was taking illustration suggestions. He posted five illustrations - - including my suggestion, Portal.

*Buy Alamo Drafthouse posters at eBay.

Pan's Labyrinth poster

Teaser for a Pan's Labyrinth poster that will be on sale tonight at a special screening (and later this week for a few seconds at Mondo):

And check out this older Pan's Labyrinth poster:

Can anyone identify the artists? They both look like familiar styles.

*Buy Alamo Drafthouse posters at eBay.

Punctuation in posters and comic book covers

Print has a large (and growing) gallery of posters and comic book covers featuring punctuation.

X-Men: First Class poster contest

Update: I picked Clyde Bailey's entry as best meeting the challenge of providing the "stylish and sexy poster that X-Men: First Class deserves." Thanks to everyone who participated.

Here are all the entires in the X-Men: First Class poster design contest. I'll announce the winner(s) later today.

The first entry isn't a poster, instead it's Saul Bass/James Bond-style opening credits for the movie: