Fernando Degrossi may have been onto something when he coined the term Cinemart for his collection of movie pop art posters. Word play aside, these images by the talented Degrossi are noteworthy for their accurate recreation of cinematic characters casted in entirely different movies.
Yup, you're looking at Yoda as Mr. Miyagi catching TIE fighters with chopsticks. And that is indeed Forrest Gump recast as Pinocchio with the word "lie" subtly spelled out in the background. These Cinemart posters are as fun as they are creative, but I'm seriously impressed by Degrossi's artistic ability as he's able to mimic so many diverse styles of artwork. I can't wait to check out whatever he comes out with next!
Movie-Melding Pop Posters
Cinemart By Fernando Degross Blurs Your Cinematic Favorites
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