Akikomatic (inbunden, eng)

The new edition of 2020''s sold out first run, including a new cover,& additional commentary, and Stehrenberger''s latest film posters for Dune, Last of Us, Tar, and more. If you''ve caught a glimpse of a promotional movie poster in the last 15 years, chances are you were taking in the work of Akiko Stehrenberger, the Los Angeles-based artist you didn''t know you knew.

Stehrenberger has worked on projects for some of cinema''s most important and influential filmmakers, translating their unique vision from screen to film poster. The list of names includes a long roster of trailblazers, among them Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze, Jonathan Glazer, Harmony Korine, The Coen Brothers, Sofia Coppola, David Lynch, Michael Haneke, and dozens of others.

Stehrenberger, a California native, imbues her unique brand of surrealism to the art of the movie poster utilizing various techniques, including painting, computers, and traditional forms of graphic design - all while conceptually dissecting the films themselves, which helps to illuminate why Akiko is such a vital visual artist.

The book will put readers at the center of her process (from concept to execution), examining how her life and heroes influenced the special vision she brings to the world of film poster design. Akiko''s art making story will be told in a way that mirrors her process, utilising analogue and modern techniques (including film, film photography, and illustration), all in an effort to a better understanding of her creativity.

Having become one of the most respected movie poster designers and illustrators of her generation, with 22 Clio awards to her name, she is now on the cusp of a major creative change in her life: She has begun to embrace her own fine art and has branched out into new mediums, with the hope of exhibiting her work in the future.

This book will capture what she has so skillfully harvested from just one realm of her imagination so far.

Format	Inbunden
Omfång	232 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Hat & Beard
Utgivningsdatum	2024-10-22
ISBN	9781955125482