Very true. But, Star Wars fan boys grow up and then some of them make amazing art. Check this out (Star Wars, meets Metropolis, meets 1930's European propaganda posters): http://www.mkungl.com/2/d.php?contentID=213
Once upon a time, when I had money, I bought M Kungl's French 75. This was before he did the Star Wars and comic book stuff. If I ever have money again, I would buy the one I linked to and one or two others. And if I ever had really serious fuck you money, I would buy enough to be this guy's patron in a heart beat.
yes, those are very, very cool, i must admit. but they are different (futuristic on top of nostalgia, high-techy in a classical sense) whereas the old school oil painting-like posters are really earthy. they get me goin'.
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Very true. But, Star Wars fan boys grow up and then some of them make amazing art. Check this out (Star Wars, meets Metropolis, meets 1930's European propaganda posters):
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Once upon a time, when I had money, I bought M Kungl's French 75. This was before he did the Star Wars and comic book stuff. If I ever have money again, I would buy the one I linked to and one or two others. And if I ever had really serious fuck you money, I would buy enough to be this guy's patron in a heart beat.
yes, those are very, very cool, i must admit. but they are different (futuristic on top of nostalgia, high-techy in a classical sense) whereas the old school oil painting-like posters are really earthy. they get me goin'.
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