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Hey Mark, how do you feel about the jump into 24x36? I haven't seen the print in person yet, but as far as my process, it was basically the same... I just had to be a bit more mindful of details since I had a lot of stuff in the foreground. The original idea was to make this a full on 27x40, but th...

Heh, not sure how long this'll last: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369610/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I'm hoping, rather than "extended editions" this time around, they do a 3-hour long cut of all three movies put together.

I'm an old pro and standing in lines:

My plan also involves selling everything out quick and spending the rest of my time parked in front of this:

alteridiom wrote:Any insight/hints for your Mondo-Con plans Mark?

My plan is to do a fun little letterpress, unrelated to pop culture.

I have a few little sketches, but I'll post progress shots as I work on it.

If I can squeeze in a movie print, I'll do that, too...

Brian2013 wrote:Mark, you working on your Mad Max: Fury Road Print already?:)

Easily my favorite trailer to come out of Comic Con... i mean, god DAMN.

$100 for the print, $900 because he had to run a few blocks...

Already said it in my blog post... Universal contacted me.

I love seeing all the speculation... I don't think it's that crazy, I mean, what's crazier than those human/dino hybrids things they were gonna do?

Weird this is going on in the Mondo thread, but whatever.

Good luck to anyone keeping those lithos in decent shape. Look at one hard enough and it'll crease.

I would think that any successful poster for a sequel movie would make you remember all the good feelings you had about the original movie as well as look forward to the next one. I tried to incorporate bits from all three JP flicks well as tease the new one.

Oof

Brian2013 wrote:Already people selling drymounted up prints on eBay lol!

That's one of the 11x17 lithos... Can tell by the big logo up top.