Alternative Movie Posters at FESPA Digital 2016
For the last two years now, we’ve used Canon art printers to produce our posters. The results are amazing and we’ve developed a great relationship with Canon as a result.
For this year’s Digital FESPA event, we partnered with Canon to show off some of the amazing alternative movie posters created by our community – and demonstrate just how good Canon’s printing technology is. It was an ideal match and the event stand looked AMAZING as you can see from these photos.
We put the call out to the community and had a great response. Unfortunately we couldn’t use all the submissions, but the final selection was pretty awesome!
The pieces were produced at A1 on a Canon printer at the highest quality, and were displayed at the top of Canon’s central Carousel, and they looked amazing.
Massive thanks to Canon for getting us involved with this great project, and a massive thanks to the artists that took part.
Here’s the full set of AMP artwork presented at the show:
Tom Ryan – Automata
Adam Davison – Alien
Adam Davison – Mad Max
Alain Bossuyt – 2001 AD
Alain Bossuyt – The Shining
Chris Wharton – Jaws
Clement Moreau – Godzilla
Benedict Woodhead – Automata
Greg Bunbury – Reanimator
Mark Button – Blade Runner
Mainger Germain – Ex Machina
Richard May – Duel
Simon Caruso – Planet of the Apes
Simon Caruso – Usual Suspects
Simon Hawes – Where Eagles Dare
Simon Hawes – Logan’s Run
Simon Hawes – Metropolis
Simon Hawes – Rush
Simon Hawes – Seven Samurai