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Brickhut Posters
A collection of original film posters
I like these posters. Some even make you think a bit. Not necessarily coercive enough to make you use a lot of brain power to recognise the link between the artwork and the movie's plot. Just enough so that you do that 'ah, yeh' slight head lift/miniature smirk thing when you do.
Like American Apparel garments, these posters are all rather attractive when laid out in a collective array of different colours. However these posters do also look good as stand-alone items.
They emit that sort of minimalist 1950s advertising panache (it kind of looks like Mad Men) as in it just lets you decipher the essential theme of the film, rather than get distracted by Megan Fox holding a gun.
1970's Rock stars at home
FRIDAZE: Guest post for London blog The Happiness Project
Post Modernism Style and Subversion 1970 - 1990
Luke Moustache
MOVEMBER: Luke Snellin
Christian Jankowski: Casting Jesus
Garage Magazine: An iconic first edition
London Street Photography
Concrete Circus
Alan Fletcher - The Art of Looking Sideways
Museum of Broken Relationships
Roxanne Lowit - the pioneer of backstage and celebrity photography exhibits ‘Legendary Privicy’
We gotta take the power back!
First career retrospective of British photography legend Duffy
Peter Blake gets his hands on Fred Perry
On line magazine Idol publishes its 1st edition
Whisper Gallery's first exhibition ‘Urban Print’
Bjork's ‘Biophilia’ world tour sets the bar high
Interview with renowned contemporary British music photographer Dean Chalkley
