Poster (11×17)

This poster was a blast to make. The playwright, Jay Byrd provided a beautiful portrait of himself drawn by his friend Heyd Fontenot. I channeled my childhood memories of 1970s YA fiction, disco, and movies that only played at the weird downtown theater that I wasn’t allowed near to create this composition. The title type treatment is a redrawing of 1970s staple ITC Bookman Swash in case you were keeping score at home.
Thr3e Zisters is SVT’s zombie adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters. Antique photogravure and photograph of vintage dolls are recolored in a contemporary and uncomfortable palette. Title typography built from 19th century engravings of surgical implements.
Poster (11×17) and Postcard (5.5×8.5); Title Art Detail
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Source image notes:
1. Top photograph of creepy Victorian dolls was taken by myself at Pollock’s Toy Museum in London, England on April 26, 2008.
2. Bottom image is a photogravure entitled Avant l’opération salon de 1887 by Henri Gervex (1852–1929) of a young woman about to undergo an operation and is in the public domain. View the uncropped image in its original colors at the U.S. National Library of Medicine.