Peter Stults Fake Criterion Collection Covers The ongoing graphic art internet phenomenon This concept is found everywhere. A lot of them are awesome; many make you wish that these fake Criterion Collection DVDs actually existed. So, with this trend growing on film and design forums, I chose to participate. Updated gallery of Fake Criterion Covers that I made. Some of these I have shown before but have updated. (Please leave me feedback on how I can improve these) imgur 42 19 comments Best Add a Comment IMadeThis4HOIMods • Masaki Kobayashi • 5 yr. ago
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Fake Criterion Covers (1 - 60 of 256 results) Price ($) Shipping All Sellers Show Digital Downloads Sort by: Relevancy Godzilla Boxset (Fake Criterion Cover, Version 4) (588) $25.00 Add to cart More like this Custom GODZILLA The Showa Era Blu Ray/4K Boxset (244) $73.14 Add to cart More like this Stellet Licht | Fake Criterion Poster (31) $25.00 Howard The Duck (1986) On The Back Of The DVD: An existential meditation upon the nature of the self, via the medium of a giant duck from outer-space. How closely drawn are the lines between comedy. That's something almost all of these fake Criterion artists don't understand. I do admit it is pretty funny to see them make some abstract, serious covers for stuff like Howard the Duck, tho. And of course, the GOAT will always be this infamous April Fools' joke by Criterion themselves. Fake Criterion Cover (1 - 40 of 221 results) Price ($) Shipping All Sellers Confidentially Yours (Fake Criterion Cover for The CC Laserdisc Collection) (248) $10.00 Armageddon | Fake Criterion Poster (11) $25.00 Mandalorian Season 3 Custom BD & 4K UHD Blu-ray Cover [DOWNLOAD] (759) $3.54
Fake Criterion Covers on Behance
As for the effort put in, I can't speak to that. I think that Criterion tries to be as broad as possible in cover design, sometimes that can lead you down a rabbit hole, sometimes you end up with great results. I think overall Criterion succeeds in creating really good covers. But, if I don't like a cover personally, I like being able to make. November 29, 2011 Uber popular single serving blog Fake Criterions just celebrated one year of encouraging the internet to create fake criterion covers with a year one fake criterion. Millennium Era Godzilla Boxset (Fake Criterion Covers) $ 25.00. Add to Favorites Armageddon Fake Criterion Cover $ 10.00. Add to Favorites Robocop (Fake Criterion Cover) $ 10.00. Add to Favorites Yes! Send me exclusive offers, unique gift ideas, and personalized tips for shopping and selling on Etsy. Fake Criterion Collection. Inspired by the superb design that is produced by the real folks of Criterion. As a personal self-directed design exercise, this collection of speculative movie DVD covers is comprised of titles that have a special significance to me as lover of films and story-telling. Whether these particular films are worthy of.
Fake Criterion Covers on Behance
Sleek, stylized and distinctive, the cover art for each Criterion Collection DVD is often a masterpiece unto itself. The series has inspired countless fake covers, including a series by Brandon. Ghost Dad (1990) On The Back Of The DVD: The great Sidney Poitier teams up with comedian Bill Cosby in this thoughtful comedy that brooches themes of love and loss whilst still finding room for.
Now, courtesy of Reddit user herky140, we get a look at each of this year's Best Picture nominees and their fake Criterion Collection covers. For reference, the Criterion Collection is a home. The site Fake Criterion allows users to generate faux covers for films that aren't on the label but that many feel would make for a wonderful addition. Many emulate Criterion's aesthetic so as.
Fake Criterion Covers on Behance
Singin' In The Rain (Fake Criterion Cover for The CC Laserdisc Collection) (525) $ 10.00. Add to Favorites Godzilla Show Era 4-Piece for 2-Disc Criterion Cases (Fake Criterion Covers) (525) $ 35.00. FREE shipping Add to Favorites Alien Quadrilogy (The Ripley Years) Criterion Boxset (Fake Criterion Covers). To be brutally honest, just adding a "wacky C" to the actual theatrical posters for every single one of these films would make for far, far superior Criterion covers in each case (the theatrical posters all have great graphic design, with the possible exceptions of Darkest Hour and Dunkirk, which are a little more generic).I wasn't going to say anything initially, but I'm legitimately.
