Drive 17 Kurtz

[kyler4444]

Kurtz, the Durieux of 2014.

[Diabolos80]

I'm curious. Did Kurtz draw this or was this a screencap of an existing image (perhaps film scene screencap) that's been edited for screen printing a poster? No offense intended by asking...just some of the detail makes me wonder.

I don't think that this exact images appears anywhere in the film. I have no idea what his full process is but there are scattered images of other work, some from early on in the process, throughout his instagram

All the usual "baaah that scene wasn't in the movie ewwww" nonsense goes unsaid when it's the Gos, amirite?

[finneganm]

Kurtz, the Durieux of 2014.

Things people who don't know how to say things say

[Cinlabyrinth]

I'm curious. Did Kurtz draw this or was this a screencap of an existing image (perhaps film scene screencap) that's been edited for screen printing a poster? No offense intended by asking...just some of the detail makes me wonder.

I don't think that this exact images appears anywhere in the film. I have no idea what his full process is but there are scattered images of other work, some from early on in the process, throughout his instagram

All the usual "baaah that scene wasn't in the movie ewwww" nonsense goes unsaid when it's the Gos, amirite?

huh?

[dasponyboy]

I'm curious. Did Kurtz draw this or was this a screencap of an existing image (perhaps film scene screencap) that's been edited for screen printing a poster? No offense intended by asking...just some of the detail makes me wonder.

I don't think that this exact images appears anywhere in the film. I have no idea what his full process is but there are scattered images of other work, some from early on in the process, throughout his instagram

All the usual "baaah that scene wasn't in the movie ewwww" nonsense goes unsaid when it's the Gos, amirite?

huh?

I think he's referring to the Fitzgerald Rogue One

[technique]

I'm curious. Did Kurtz draw this or was this a screencap of an existing image (perhaps film scene screencap) that's been edited for screen printing a poster? No offense intended by asking...just some of the detail makes me wonder.

He has some serious illustration skills...from his facebook


"Here's a look behind the curtain on my most recent poster. First comes the drawing, then all the shapes are masked for coloring. No filters or fancy actions, just drawing and lots of hours. Colors are painted on layer by layer until the right depth is achieved."

[Diabolos80]

^that's cool.

^^Cinlab that wasnt a dig at you, just an observation. Like, did Kurtz do this piece after he only saw the trailer? Or, needs moar Captain Phasma. To be clear, interpretations don't bug me at all and I think this might be my fave Drive poster)

[IWish]

He has some serious illustration skills...from his facebook

Indeed. Wish I had that kind of talent and proves to me that I need to practice/experiment more using graphic software. I love seeing process pics and it's great to learn something new (masking shapes)...good to know. Thanks for posting.

[Zer0T0lerance00]

Woah. I thought Drive was a good movie, but not that good...

[finneganm]

With so few up for sale, this is going to be exceptionally difficult to acquire for the Drive TrueFan. If only we had a real hero who would put one up for sale.

[SPAC04]

oooh. comments!

[bootstrut]

Kurtz, the Durieux of 2014.

TBH, I kinda thought the same thing. His entrance into the movie poster scene is as strong as Durieux's; both came out of nowhere and established themselves quickly after only a few strong releases.

Is this Kurtz's LD JAWS? Nah, probably not. Unlike JAWS, everyone saw the flip factor on this one from a mile away

[mfaith]

[Silvrmike]

Shush...

[ToonKiller]

AOTW?