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That's one of the least visually dull ones, too. Bad minimalist posters are a modern plague.
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Fsmhunk posted:I love the way he draws Thanos eyes. Even though I like Thanos in all the Hickman stuff, the way he's drawn in those books is always so dull to me. In almost every single panel in Infinity Gauntlet he has this mad passion to him just waiting to be unleashed, it's the main thing that keeps him from just being a Darkseid clone, but in Infinity and Secret Wars he's closer to just being this stoic dour man mountain which isn't particularly evocative
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Keep in mind Ron Lim penciled the back half of Infinity Gauntlet. As much as I love George Perez, I think Lim brought just a little more more to Thanos.
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redbackground posted:Some talented fellow named George Caltsoudas has created posters for the first 15 episodes of B:TAS, and they are really well done (I think the Two-Face companion posters are quite nice.) These are great. However, I would really like to see something like his for S:TAS and Justice League, since those series never had title cards in the first place.
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Lurdiak posted:Those are really neat and the style is really good, it incorporates the noir deco look of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, minimalist posters have been ruined for me by people who make things like this: Didn't realize Pepsi was a sponsor of BvS:DoJ.
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Just noticed they even got the title of the movie wrong.
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The best part is they got the title wrong. EDIT: Dammit!
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Lurdiak posted:Those are really neat and the style is really good, it incorporates the noir deco look of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, minimalist posters have been ruined for me by people who make things like this: If you want to get more mad about minimalist posters, there are people on your side: http://www.fastcodesign.com/3043156/its-time-for-the-minimalist-poster-trend-to-die
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Good article. I confess I can't tell which one of these are anarchism and which is gender identity disorder... 
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That's an interesting LOSS edit.
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PoptartsNinja posted:That's an interesting LOSS edit. 
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Travis343 posted:Just noticed they even got the title of the movie wrong. considering it has the release date listed as "Summer 2015" and the logo they used to reveal the movie at the bottom I'm gonna say that was made shortly after it was announced and before they changed the name like 4 times.
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Dario the Wop posted:Good article. I confess I can't tell which one of these are anarchism and which is gender identity disorder... I'm pretty sure the one in the top right is Snoopy's empty supper dish, at least.
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Dario the Wop posted:Good article. I confess I can't tell which one of these are anarchism and which is gender identity disorder... Oh I get it. 1. The Ring - Septic Tank Edition 2. That one tile that upsets my OCD 3. The laziest rave 4. Albino baboon running away in a snowstorm
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If you haven't read the article and want the answers: 1. Raider of the Lost Ark 2. Anarchism 3. Return of the Jedi 4. Gender something First one got me pretty mad because what the gently caress.
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Lurdiak posted:Those are really neat and the style is really good, it incorporates the noir deco look of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, minimalist posters have been ruined for me by people who make things like this: I wouldn't call most of those minimalist though. Nothing to Fear and Be a Clown would be the closest in my opinion.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:First one got me pretty mad because what the gently caress. Is that the one where Indy runs from the boulder?
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Anora posted:Is that the one where Indy runs from the boulder? ChickenSuit posted:I wouldn't call most of those minimalist though. Nothing to Fear and Be a Clown would be the closest in my opinion.
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redbackground posted:That it is. Yeah, I don't personally think they are either. Those two could be argued for though. They're mostly stripped of extraneous details which is the core of minimalist design.
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Endless Mike posted:Keep in mind Ron Lim penciled the back half of Infinity Gauntlet. As much as I love George Perez, I think Lim brought just a little more more to Thanos. Thanos is one of my favorite characters period, and nobody draws a Thanos like Ron Lim.
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X-O posted:Thanos is one of my favorite characters period, and nobody draws a Thanos like Ron Lim. I don't know who's responsible, but the Silver Surfer always looked mirror-shiny when Ron Lim was doing the art. I thought he had a great way of drawing the cosmic stuff.
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prefect posted:I don't know who's responsible, but the Silver Surfer always looked mirror-shiny when Ron Lim was doing the art. I thought he had a great way of drawing the cosmic stuff. Ron Lim actually drew the shiny parts and the colorist just did a good job at not messing it up.  That's the original art for Silver Surfer #50 (which is basically Infinity Gauntlet #0)
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Dario the Wop posted:Good article. I confess I can't tell which one of these are anarchism and which is gender identity disorder... 
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Ron Lim's work is crazy-underrated. His characters' faces are expressive, his action is typically crisp and kinetic, he's an excellent storyteller who doesn't generally let the flash and spectacle interfere with the story. But you never hear about him as Really Fuckin' Good, likely because he was doing fairly conventional superhero work - it's just that he was doing that fairly conventional superhero work very well.
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I wish I could remember for sure, but didn't Comics Should Be Good once have a "Ron Lim Rule," that if Ron Lim couldn't draw your costume design, it wasn't any good? Or am I thinking of a completely different artist?
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Keromaru5 posted:I wish I could remember for sure, but didn't Comics Should Be Good once have a "Ron Lim Rule," that if Ron Lim couldn't draw your costume design, it wasn't any good? I googled his work and saw some of the most extraordinarily off-model, horrific Sonic the Hedgehog art imaginable.  so...if we extend that from costumes to character design, I think the rule holds. Discendo Vox fucked around with this message at 08:51 on Feb 18, 2016 |
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Discendo Vox posted:I googled his work and saw some of the most extraordinarily off-model, horrific Sonic the Hedgehog art imaginable. 
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Keromaru5 posted:I wish I could remember for sure, but didn't Comics Should Be Good once have a "Ron Lim Rule," that if Ron Lim couldn't draw your costume design, it wasn't any good? You're thinking of Ron Frenz, who has an even more straightforward style than Lim. CSBG didn't invent that idea, it's one of those things that's been floating around comics for a while.
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Benito Cereno posted:You're thinking of Ron Frenz, who has an even more straightforward style than Lim. CSBG didn't invent that idea, it's one of those things that's been floating around comics for a while. Thank you. I knew I was getting someone mixed up.
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Lurdiak posted:Those are really neat and the style is really good, it incorporates the noir deco look of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, minimalist posters have been ruined for me by people who make things like this: I agree with redbackground that they should be bigger and take up more of the poster. And I would make the dull beige maybe a stark white for contrast. But The actual image looks borderline iconic to me, pepsi or no.
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Discendo Vox posted:I googled his work and saw some of the most extraordinarily off-model, horrific Sonic the Hedgehog art imaginable. Are they about to gently caress?
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Please tell me that's a deliberate homage to the Doom comic.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:
Odyssey is the one that every issue starts with a hairy shirtless batman explaining what's happening, isn't it?
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Gann Jerrod posted:Please tell me that's a deliberate homage to the Doom comic. THANK YOU. I was wracking my brain to figure out why that looked so familiar to me...
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Odyssey is the one that every issue starts with a hairy shirtless batman explaining what's happening, isn't it? Nope. He doesn't remain shirtless the entire time.
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