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Shutterstock Imagines 2020 Oscar-Nominated Film Posters In Famous Pop Art Styles

By Mikelle Leow, 05 Feb 2020

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As an annual project, Shutterstock recreates the posters of Oscar-nominated films in the distinct styles of famous pop artists, bringing to light its growing collection of over 300 million resources.

The 92nd Academy Awards’ best picture nominees span “depressed divorcées and supportive sisters to action heroes and comic book villains,” serving as a “surplus of inspiration” for Shutterstock’s in-house creatives in its Oscar Pop! series, explains Mike McCabe, VP, Creative at Shutterstock.

This is in hopes that users will gain fresh perspectives about how the platform’s visuals can be “recombined” to create wholly new imagery. Here, the artworks mirror the diverse styles of renowned artists ranging from classic to contemporary and minimalist to chaotic.

This year’s reimagined posters draw inspiration from the pensive imagery of David Hockney, eye-popping oversaturated hues of Yayoi Kusama, gritty yet candy-like visuals of Takashi Murakami, and more.

The full collection of resources used for this year’s Oscar Pop! artworks can be found here. Read about the muses and creation processes behind the posters on Shutterstock’s blog post, and see how best picture nominees have been given the pop art twist after the scroll.


1917 poster inspired by David Carson


Image designed by JC Moreno for Shutterstock


Ford v Ferrari poster inspired by Takashi Murakami


Image designed by Alice Lee for Shutterstock


Jojo Rabbit poster inspired by Yayoi Kusama


Image designed by Thanh Nguyen for Shutterstock


Joker poster inspired by Daniel Norris

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Image designed by Jac Castillo for Shutterstock


Little Women poster inspired by Pauline Boty


Image designed by Alex Clem for Shutterstock


Marriage Story poster inspired by Robert Indiana


Image designed by Flo Lau for Shutterstock


Once Upon a Time in Hollywood poster inspired by David Hockney


Image designed by Ian Calleja for Shutterstock


Parasite poster inspired by Saul Bass


Image designed by Nicole Dai for Shutterstock


The Irishman poster inspired by Thierry Guetta


Image designed by Alex Bodin for Shutterstock



[Images courtesy of Shutterstock]
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