FRANCES CASTLE – MOVIE POSTERS

The Heart Shopping Centre in Walton-on-Thames celebrates the history of film with these eye-catching walkway banners. 

The retail centre was once the site of a pioneering British film studio which released the first film adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and where eminent film figures such as Douglas Fairbank Jr., Bette Davis and Rock Hudson filmed.

Each movie banner had to be instantly recognisable and colourful to celebrate the history of the site’s past and Frances Castle certainly came up with the goods by creating these very bold illustrations depicting 12 iconic films from the 1930’s through to the 2010’s.

Frances Castle is represented by Arena Illustration.

The Awakening of the Ants

Natalia Sanabria produces the poster art for Costa Rican film El Despertar De Las Hormigas

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Matt Saunders – A Little Film About.

Late last year we sent a film crew to follow Matt Saunders and explore his work and how his environment constantly shapes it.

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Chris Skinner – Ghost In The Shell / Variety Magazine

Chris Skinner collaborated with Variety Magazine to create an editorial piece of art to accompany their Ghost In The Shell film review.

The concept is based around the construction of life housed within an artificial body and Chris shows the human form created from mechanical parts with the face being one of the last elements to be added.

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Tim McDonagh Film

We're delighted to share the latest in our 'Little Film About' series starring Tim McDonagh. We collaborated with Pal creative studio and production house to show a sneak peek into the world of Tim and his process - View Here

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Laura Redburn’s Passengers Collage

Phosphor Art's Laura Redburn was approached by Wired Magazine to create this mini collage to accompany an article comparing Hollywood film Passengers with British novelist Katie Khan's debut Hold Back the Stars. Laura originally created a piece with her stash of vintage collage materials, but her and the team at Wired decided it needed a more futuristic sci-fi look, resulting in this stunning digital collage of film stars Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.
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Peter Strain “Naughty or Nice” / Light House Cinema

It’s the most wonderful time of the year for festive commissions! The latest project we’re delighted to share is a collaboration between montage maestro Peter Strain and the innovative Light House Cinema in Dublin.

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Multi-Talented Mardo El-Noor

Phosphor Art would like to introduce you to Mardo El-Noor. Originally from the Middle East, Mardo is a German-born Kiwi artist with a wide range of interests and skills.

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Paul Davis and Patrick Vale – Picturehouse Central

Paul Davis & Patrick Vale were asked to design and execute a 50m x 4m mural for the new Picturehouse Central Cinema in Piccadilly, London.

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Peter Strain – Jaws / Empire Magazine

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of ‘Jaws’ Peter was asked to create a double page spread made up of scenes and characters from this iconic film.

Peter Strain is represented by Debut Art