There are hundreds of film covers and posters knocking off the famous Star Wars New Hope cover art.
Here's another one, Lionheart. This one is a VHS.
That could almost be Luke and Leia on the artwork!
There are hundreds of film covers and posters knocking off the famous Star Wars New Hope cover art.
Here's another one, Lionheart. This one is a VHS.
That could almost be Luke and Leia on the artwork!
I adored this isotope image as a kid. Its from a thick book of facts from the Sixties called What do You Know.
There was just something about it - the inherent danger of messing with something dreadful - that made me recreate it years later on a poster. One of my mates' Mums said 'I'm worried about you Woodsy' after seeing it! ha ha!
Did you make posters as a kid or fiddle with chemicals?
There's something poignant about this cover art. I like the way the alien has its eyes half-closed looking down, perhaps lost in thought. The few strokes to create the spaceship have been done well too and I think it looks great.
The alien is clearly influenced by the Man from Planet X movie poster art ( a film I've yet to see. Have you seen it?)
Wow, look what you could get on page 190 from Popular Mechanics magazine July 1967! I would have given away my spare Action Man for that Saturn V poster!
Did you get one?
I came across this Italian film poster for Thunderbirds Are Go [1966] online the other day.
I was expecting the Zero-X but there's a strange looking space plane in there.
Anyone know what that is?