Back in June, I wrote a blog giving six reasons to attend the upcoming San Francisco Silent Film Festival. Well, here's one more which I've just found out about.
San Francisco poster artist David O'Daniel has created a beautiful limited edition poster for the July 17th SFSFF screening of Diary of a Lost Girl. And of course, the poster features a likeness of Louise Brooks, who starred in the 1929 film.
These silkscreen posters, which measure 19 x 25 inches and were printed in an edition of 75, will be on display and for sale at the event. I plan on getting one. Here is a look. More info at http://aliencorset.blogspot.com/
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
New Diary of a Lost Girl poster
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All three of the posters created for the SFSFF are gorgeous! Oh, for a disposable income...
I agree completely!
Those are some fantastic posters! I especially love the Metropolis poster with its art deco/steampunk appeal.
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