Showing posts with label The Castro Theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Castro Theater. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

'Bond... James Bond' - Series 1 Posters by David O'Daniel

I have always been a James Bond fanboy. It is probably my oldest and most cherished film series, right after the original Pink Panther films. I love every actor who has played Bond, but in my opinion Roger Moore is the greatest one to ever drink a martini as the secret agent. Despite the fact that there have been 23 official Bond films, 2 unofficial Bond films (Never Say Never Again & Casino Royale with Sellers & Niven), 6 actors have starred in the role, and countless other spoofs and cameos people still love the franchise to death!!! With Bond 23, aka Skyfall on the horizon artist David O'Daniel is creating an excellent series of his metallic posters for San Francisco's Castro Theater. He is releasing posters to honor ALL 23 of the Bond films and is starting with series 1 which will consist of Thunderball, Goldfinger, Live and Let Die, and Dr. No. These posters are just gorgeous, and would make a wonderful addition to any Bond fans collection. You can always keep track of O'Daniel's work over at his blog Alien Corset and you can see pictures of the first series after the jump...






Friday, March 30, 2012

Wizard of Oz Silkscreen Posters by David O'Daniel

David O'Daniel is one hell of an artist, and through his affiliation with San Francisco's Castro Theater he is gaining quite the following. He creates silk screen posters for classic films that are released in conjunction with the screenings of those films at the theater. His blog, Alien Corset, chronicles all his release... and all of them are special in the own right!!! The ones that are currently at the top of the list are his Emerald & Ruby edition Wizard of Oz series. These three posters come in two colors and look beautiful. You gotta love the inclusion of the flying monkey's, no? Take a look at a gallery of both series after the jump and check out the Castro Theater if you are in the San Francisco area...