As one of ZFK’s in-house art design team, I was called upon to design posters for the Manhattan Film Festival screenings in Prague this year. These soon became synonymous with the club and were subsequently used for leaflets, stickers and, eventually, banners for the ZFK blogsite.
This bitch was always too stuck-up to sit for me so I just went ahead and did her anyway. Great hair and cheekbones make my life so much easier.
This caught my eye whilst wandering aimlessly about the web. Very nice and in all my favourite colours, too.
Another poster for the ZFK screening of John Carpenter’s the Thing. One of the advantage’s of a DVD player is the ability to take a snapshot of any frame of the movie to use as elements of the work instead of having to rely on Google Images etc.
A nice balance of elements: minimal lay-out but with the graphic lettering to add a touch of motion.
ZFK showed Shane Meadow’s 80’s skinhead drama and this is the graphic we used for the posters etc. I think it’d make a great shirt.
Poster for the ZFK screening of Equilibrium. The theme of the movie, one man’s stand against a totalitarian regime, suits my art style perfectly. I actually think it would be an interesting idea to re-make the film in the style of Renaissance (the animation not the art movement).
I recently submitted my final draft for the recently-released KMFDM album ‘Tohuvabohu’. However, when I saw the print version, the background was entirely different to my version. When I asked why it had been changed, I was informed by KMFDM that it had been ‘remixed’. I’m not a big fan of music and know even less of its workings but don’t artists usually have a say in how their music is remixed? It’s like discovering the babysitter has tattooed a rude name on your kid’s head.
Anyway, see which one you think rules and which one sucks.
First screening of the newly-formed Zizkov Film Klub, a brand new look to the program plus a series of logo ideas.