Oct 29

Vintage Movie Posters by Brandon Schaefer

Posted:    Thursday, October 29, 2009 in Jailbreak Collective News
   October 29, 2009 02:17 PM 
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25-year-old artist Brandon Schaefer has an obvious and admitted affection for film–something that comes through in his constantly-expanding collection of superbly designed vintage movie posters.

The Dark Knight poster (above) made the rounds earlier this year, but the rest of these are fresh introductions to Schaefer’s retro, colorful work.

11 more gems, including Annie Hall, The Blair Witch Project and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, after the jump.

Old school posters like these are preferable to all those flashy, poorly photo-shopped disasters that stain the walls at movie theaters across the country.

Check out Brandon’s Flickr Photostream or his website for more work and information.

It looks like most of these were designed for, or in conjunction with, the Friday Night Film Series at the Ashland Public Library in Ashland, MA.

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  • ralphdeluca

    Really well done. As a movie poster collector I find graphics and artwork of a poster very important. I wish the studios were this creative.
    Ralph DeLuca
    Madison, NJ

  • ClaireM.

    I wish modern movie posters actually were this cool! There is no 'cool factor' in most posters now, its all advertising and no art.
    But then it is the same with the movies being represented.

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    I have really found the extreme and fantastic Vintage movie posters from this post. Hey Brandon, these posters really shows the higher incredibility of yours. And the design and pattern of this one are really looking glorious and exotic. I am highly impressed to see them. Thanks for sharing some magnificent designed vintage movie posters in this post.
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