Shutterstock Imagines Oscar-Nominated Films As Posters In Styles Of Banksy, More
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As is tradition, Shutterstock is back with its annual challenge of recreating Oscar-nominated films’ posters in the styles of famed pop art artists. Despite the empty theaters, shuttered movie sets, and shuffled release dates of the past year, the upcoming 93rd Academy Awards is hope that Hollywood is getting back to work.
This year, inspired by world-famous pop artists such as Banksy, Peter Max, and Johanna Goodman, Shutterstock designers had to use only its collection of over 300 million pictures, videos, patterns, and textures to re-imagine the films’ posters. Its list also includes films that debuted on streaming services instead of movie theatres.
Showcasing the infinite possibilities of stock assets, the designers bring together iconic art, masterful storytelling, and creativity to inspire something beautiful and new.
The Father poster inspired by Banksy
Image designed by Zahi Haddad for Shutterstock and featured with permission
Judas and the Black Messiah poster inspired by Emory Douglas
Image designed by Nicole Dai for Shutterstock, featured with permission
Mank poster inspired by Yayoi Kusama
Image designed by Alice Lee for Shutterstock, featured with permission
Minari poster inspired by Peter Max
Image designed by Thanh Nguyen for Shutterstock, featured with permission
Nomadland poster inspired by Johanna Goodman
Image designed by Will Banchero for Shutterstock, featured with permission
Promising Young Woman poster inspired by Pauline Boty
Image designed by Abi Gaudreau for Shutterstock, featured with permission
Sound of Metal poster inspired by Jamie Hewlett
Image designed by Jac Castillo for Shutterstock, featured with permission
The Trial of the Chicago 7 poster
Image designed by Alex Bodin for Shutterstock, featured with permission
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