Lance Ford is the genius artist behind @brandnamefilms who is creating movie poster art like never seen before. That's because the movies don't actually exist; instead, they are a mashup of our favorite actors and some of the popular brands we love. Lance told one news outlet, "I love advertising and movies, and thought it would be fun to combine the two in an interesting way." Well, they're certainly interesting! If you've ever wondered what Jake Gyllenhaal looks like as The Energizer Bunny, or imagined Ryan Reynolds as the Pillsbury Dough Boy, this is your lucky day. And make sure you read the captions - they're very very very funny! t you like the most!
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Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Amber Share, an illustrator and hand lettering artist. She creates "illustrations of America's lovely national parks, along with a line from a real 1-star review of that park." These brilliant posters, with hilarious captions, can be found on @subparparks and show us that "apparently even mother nature is subject to the wrath of the internet." Once you've enjoyed Amber's brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
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Thanks to Twitter user, @Retr0Joe, for bringing African movie posters into the spotlight -- we can comfortable say this is the best thing we've seen all day.
The artist behind these magnificent artworks is Daniel Anum Jasper. D.A. Jasper has been a pioneer of Ghana movie poster painting since the 1980s. You can see more of his work on Instagram!
What an amazing day to be alive.
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Ajit Johnson is the artist behind this set of minimal posters called "#This_Generation" aimed at emphasizing the need to acknowledge the invasion of tech addiction without even being aware of it.
