We find UK-based illustrator Matthew Lyons’ fictional screen captures of movie title screens just as inspiring as the real thing. Thanks to a muted color palette coupled with geometric shapes, his retro-inspired minimalist artwork has an otherworldly feel that cleverly manages to sidestep kitsch. Click through to view more of his movies.
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There is a very clever and creative feeling to these images. I would almost dub them sci-fi esque but instead I believe they require a new language.
Nice. And yes, they not only “sidestep kitsch,” they positively wallow in it.
[...] Flavorwire reports on a new project from the ever-talented 21-year-old illustrator Matthew Lyons. The collection of imaginative movie title stills in his retro-inspired signature style has us wishing they were actual films. [...]
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