Ale Giorgini is an Italian illustrator and cartoonist with a peculiar style that merges geometric and descriptive traits. Minimal, contemporary and somehow retro, his works are so distinctive that you can immediately guess whose hands made them.
What’s most inspiring is the fact that he developed a new visual language perfect for communicating concepts and situations using a small amount of neat traits and flat colors. He steers clear of the usual cold, stylized images, as all his works are lively and cheerful.
The movie poster series features iconic films (such as Ghostbusters, Pulp Fiction and many others) seen through his eyes. The retro, geometric touch makes for art that would look perfect on any wall.
Cartoon Cult Film Posters
Ale Giorgini Revamps Iconic Movies with a New Visual Language
Trend Themes
1. Geometric Minimalism in Visual Communication - The trend towards using geometric and descriptive traits in the creation of new visual languages presents an opportunity for graphic designers and artists to communicate concepts and ideas in fresh and unique ways.
2. Revamping Iconic Media Through New Artistic Styles - The trend towards revamping iconic media such as film posters with unique artistic styles and visual languages presents an opportunity for illustrators and artists to create new interpretations of familiar media that resonate with modern audiences.
3. Retro Influences in Contemporary Art and Design - The trend towards incorporating retro influences in contemporary art and design provides an opportunity for artists and designers to utilize vintage aesthetics in new and innovative ways that appeal to modern audiences.
Industry Implications
1. Graphic Design - Graphic designers can tap into the trend towards using geometric and descriptive traits to develop new visual languages and communicate concepts in unique ways.
2. Illustration - Illustrators have an opportunity to create new interpretations of familiar media such as film posters through unique artistic styles and visual languages.
3. Fine Arts - Fine artists can incorporate retro influences in their work to create new and innovative pieces that appeal to modern audiences.