Well, that’s why I said ‘symbolism’. Destruction is stereotyped as a male attribute so I think it emphasises the message very well and I really don’t find it offensive at all. But really it’s so evident that I had to make a smarty remark above.
Truly love it but:
#1. I’d have chosen a different composition for the element in the foreground (robot arm). As it stands it is along the vertical line the the resulting composition is not very pleasing IMHO
#2. unless that’s light being emitted by the robot arm parts (hard to say if it is really), the saturation of color orange looks a bit off to my eyes, compared to the saturation of the rest of the elements in the shot/scene. It looks as if it is extremely saturated but you wouldn’t expect that kind of saturation in sunrise/sunset. I dunno, maybe I’m missing the point.
Btw I’m wondering if this is an actual frame from the movie or if you have assembled it for the poster.
How about rotating the arm a bit more, say from the top left (robot arm finger tips) to the bottom right (robot robot arm wrist)? I wonder how that would affect the composition.
Cinegrid’s money is coming from the EU, they demand the flag logo. One logo per sponsor is enough :)
According to the sponsor prospectus, only ‘project partner’ status gives a logo at the poster. That’s what we did.
The sponsor page offers a ‘mention’ for premium sponsors, not adding logos. Anyways, it’s something between us and the sponsor to discuss and agree on.
Would you guys consider perhaps doing a poster pack with each of the Open Movies’ posters. That would be really cool to have a set, I think and also save on shipping if they were in the same tube.
I just went to my DVD copy of Sintel and found that the poster with the title text and all is really low resolution. Would it be possible to upload the full resolution poster images for the previous films too? I’ve got blank white walls in my apartment right now.
WOW!!! Very impressiv!
Looks amazing. Very excited about the 26th now AND the DVD extras.
Perfect!
Are those Wall-e’s eyes on the left? haha…
Great artwork but the phallic symbolism is evident…almost expected the two side fingers to be curled. :p
I don’t know about you, but for me this looks like a giant hand sticking out of a pile of dead robots?
Hehe…I guess you see what you look for.
Very nice poster. Who made that?
Ian made this creation of awesomeness!
Awesome indeed. Well done Ian! ….and there we were thinking all he can do is direct…tsk, tsk.
Well, that’s why I said ‘symbolism’. Destruction is stereotyped as a male attribute so I think it emphasises the message very well and I really don’t find it offensive at all. But really it’s so evident that I had to make a smarty remark above.
I’M PRETTY FREAKED OUT BY THAT ROBOT HAND! :O
I AM TOO MAN.
Hollywood…. here we come.
I especially like the touch with the bandaids covering the robot arm’s booboos.
Truly love it but:
#1. I’d have chosen a different composition for the element in the foreground (robot arm). As it stands it is along the vertical line the the resulting composition is not very pleasing IMHO
#2. unless that’s light being emitted by the robot arm parts (hard to say if it is really), the saturation of color orange looks a bit off to my eyes, compared to the saturation of the rest of the elements in the shot/scene. It looks as if it is extremely saturated but you wouldn’t expect that kind of saturation in sunrise/sunset. I dunno, maybe I’m missing the point.
Btw I’m wondering if this is an actual frame from the movie or if you have assembled it for the poster.
keep up the great work folks! :)
How about rotating the arm a bit more, say from the top left (robot arm finger tips) to the bottom right (robot robot arm wrist)? I wonder how that would affect the composition.
The .blend file of this poster will be on the DVDs and I’ll be looking forward to a design review with variations!
Ok, I’ll be looking forward to receiving my copy and have a play with it! :)
I thought, that Google’s logo (as a premium sponsor) as well as Cinegrid’s one should be on the poster, no?
Cinegrid’s money is coming from the EU, they demand the flag logo. One logo per sponsor is enough :)
According to the sponsor prospectus, only ‘project partner’ status gives a logo at the poster. That’s what we did.
In that case, you have a mistake on the page: /sponsors/ (Ctrl+F -> “poster” -> 2 matches)
The sponsor page offers a ‘mention’ for premium sponsors, not adding logos. Anyways, it’s something between us and the sponsor to discuss and agree on.
Sure. :) I was just curious, nothing more.
What a great film-poster! Absolutely fanstastic guys!
Would you guys consider perhaps doing a poster pack with each of the Open Movies’ posters. That would be really cool to have a set, I think and also save on shipping if they were in the same tube.
Posters of BBB and Sintel only sold a dozen or so, shipping it in a tube is totally expensive… not an attractive product to buy.
More friendly is to give out the 27×40″ pdf and have people print it at their local printing services.
That for sure we’ll do!
I just went to my DVD copy of Sintel and found that the poster with the title text and all is really low resolution. Would it be possible to upload the full resolution poster images for the previous films too? I’ve got blank white walls in my apartment right now.
Congratulations ! A very strong – and very recognizable – film poster ! Ian did it again ! :-)
Hollywood quality poster
First impression: Cool!
But — is that really the Moon in the background? All the objects there seem to be randomly out of scale…
This poster could possibly be a bit more awesome… Maybe if it were in space…
wow, this is great,
i think this film will be great as like as transformer 3 (sorry my bad english)
3 days remaining its too long now (for me)
Nice Work !
Doubt! in which DVD is the poster in .sgv??