I collect Window Cards. I have been looking for an Anna Karenina 1992 starring Ann Crumb but found out one was never produced so I took my Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and made my own. This is the 5th such poster I have created. I will post if there is any interest. The others are Around the World 1946, The Day Before Spring 1945, Three Wishes for Jamie 1952, and The Grass Harp 1971. Enjoy
I really like it! I'm into graphic design myself and sometimes come up with my own poster and even CD/DVD cover designs so I always love to see other peoples work & ideas. Thanks for sharing!
I wish I could take credit for the design but I took it off the Playbill cover. When I make my own posters, I like to use the original artwork as much as possible. Thanks for your comments.
@addiemizner: I create CD covers for my iTunes all the time when I don't like the original. Sometimes I do it just because I want something different to what everyone else has.
Another (I tried unsuccessfully to link more than 1 photo at a time... am I missing something?). If anyone is interested in more, check the deviantart link below, or go to http://listen.carbonmade.com
"Are we being attacked or entertained?" - MST3K
My theatre poster/logo portfolio: http://www.listenterprises.com/
Speaking of Follies, as if I haven't shared enough of my own thrown-together posters for it, here's one poster more taken from the final scene in our lovely revival. Thrown together in the past few hours.
Awesome. I prefer your poster! (I love the Kennedy Center Follies illustration. The logo (as attached to it) makes me want to break things. The torn poster board idea is brilliant, but the logo doesn't jive... and I think it ends up looking cheap. Your illustration with the logo is a great improvement.)
"Are we being attacked or entertained?" - MST3K
My theatre poster/logo portfolio: http://www.listenterprises.com/
I stopped linking in the fill-in boxes when I post. Just put the URL to the graphic where you host it (ie photobucket) in the main text box, then leave a space and put in the next and Broadwayworld's program does all the work for you. (look at some of my recent posts for examples).
the above samples are simply two urls (beginning with the http stuff) placed in the main dialogue box