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Creative Melancholic’s Top10 2010 Posters – Part 2//

posted Monday, December 27th, 2010
by YAMMag Guest | Comments (1)

Continuing from Creative Melancholic’s Top10 2010 Posters – Part 1
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5. For Colored Girls

Okay, so maybe I’m a little girly, and I like pretty things, but this is stunning.

I’ve always been a sucker for colors, even YAM Magazine thinks so too! I also loved that they used another influential painting as an inspiration for the poster, namely Piet Mondrian’s famous grid work painting.

For me, these two posters stood out the most.

Filed under: film features
Tags: anika noni rose, chloe moretz, cillian murphy, design, ellen page, inception, janet jackson, joseph gordon-levitt, ken watanabe, kerry washington, kick-ass, kimberly elise, leonardo dicaprio, loretta devine, marion cotillard, phylicia rashad, ryan reynolds, thandie newton, tom hardy, whoopi goldberg, yam ranks, year: 2010

COMMENTS & TRACKBACKS

Amy said:
on Tuesday, December 28th, 2010

I really dig Mondrian's grid, but I feel it doesn't fit the "dramatic" tones of the movie. I really think the textures gave it that little umph~

I was also conflicted with The Social Network – I mean, as a film announcement I went "what?" and the poster didn't sell the idea to me.

The Inception posters are awesome, especially the teaser poster. And I really liked the Kick-Ass campaign, especially the one with Hit Girl in her "Rosie Riveter We Can Do It" pose.

But what really did it for me was Buried. I literally hate HATE Ryan Reynolds xD Can't stand him, but the promotional campaign for Buried got me going. Those posters (and the motion one too), they were just killer.

I really wanna make a list now xD without including the ones you listed xD

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