tomer :: watching this 1979 classic in loops one weekend I was struck by an irregular wall in the subway in one of the chase scenes. the wall is missing a bunch of tiles which created an unusual abstract shape. it resonated with the structure of the film-- a video game narrative arch with consistently harder challenges 'next level' type curve. the subway tiles, like pixels, established parallel interpretations of NYC. a hellish shit hole, sure, but also a playful maze.
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yes!
ReplyDeletereally nice work for a really nice movie.
this is awesome Tomer, not sure if you used this but in the future if you ever have to type-set a billing block for a movie poster, try this font its already pre-set with bills.
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Pretty rockin' Tomer. There's another guy who works for the alamo draft house a lot that I love, Tyler Stout. Maybe you've heard of him. If not, check him out he's damnn good.
ReplyDeletelove the warriors!
ReplyDeletelove this print... great composition. I like to take a look at your work when I need composition inspiration.
I like this much! I like how you did the "the" inside the "w" of "Warriors."
ReplyDeletereally like this design!
ReplyDeleteLove the pixel connection. And how the type evolved. Hell, I even love red shoe. Killer first screen print, Tomer!
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i love that movie! one of my favorites.
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great design!
ReplyDeleteyour work is just to awsome!.
ReplyDeleteVery nice capture of The Warriors feeling. Besides that, the usual mastery of colour pallette. I love the black area made by the cops.
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