Filed Under Movie Poster Fonts, Tutorials by Paul on 30/11/09

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create the movie poster billing block – better known as credits – in Photoshop. Most of the times, text is added by using Indesign, Quark or Illustrator but I will show you how to create the credits in Photoshop.

Filed Under Articles, Artist Spotlight by Paul on 21/11/09

One of the most incredible modern illustrators is the Bosnian Adi Granov. He first came into the spotlight in 2004 when he worked on the Iron Man miniseries Extremis. Since then, he has created the comic book covers for a whole list of Marvel’s comic books. In 2006 he was hired to help create the Iron Man armor for the first film which turned into such a huge succes that he was called back for more conceptual art for the second Iron Man film to be released in 2010. There are more than 40 incredible illustrations in this gallery so wait no more and let your jaw hit the floor!

Filed Under Articles, Movie Poster Fonts by Paul on 20/11/09

A question I often get is; ‘What is the official movie poster credit font?’ Answer: There isn’t an official movie poster credit font. There are several fonts that are being used frequently but there is not a single official font. In this short but useful article I’ll show you four professional credit fonts used within the industry and two free fonts.

Filed Under Tutorials by Paul on 18/11/09

In this tutorial I’ll show you how I created my Invasion movie poster in Photoshop. For quite some time now I wanted to create an action-movie poster tutorial and I thought this would be the best time to do so. It is a lengthy tutorial and I have worked a few days on this tutorial so I really hope some of you find it useful! Continue reading to see the final image and learn how you can create a movie poster from just a few images!