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Tyler Stout’s Movie Poster Art

I’m ashamed to admit that just recently became aware of the poster artwork of Tyler Stout, although I’ve seen his work in passing. He’s done work for a lot of bands, a lot of special screenings at the Alamo Draft House in Austin Texas, the Netflix Rolling Road Show, and some film festivals. Most recently you may have seen his artwork on the poster for Quentin Tarantino Presents Hell Ride, which premiered at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.

I discovered Stout through this really impressive 2006 commemorative poster celebrating the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema (seen above, a photo of the original Alamo poster it is playing off of can be seen here). The did a reprint of this design to celebrate the opening of the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at the Ritz (which is still available here).  How Many movie references can you spot?  Check out some close-ups of the piece above, and more of Stout’s amazing movie poster art, after the jump.

Alamo

Alamo

 

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Lost Boys Poster

Big Trouble in Little China

Big Trouble in Little China

Hot Fuzz

QT Six

QTFest

The Warriors

Vermont Film Festival

 You can see more of Tyler Stout’s artwork at tstout.com .

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7 Responses to “Cool Stuff: Tyler Stout’s Movie Poster Art”

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    Pretty incredible.

    I couldn’t help but think some of them should come with a pack of markers so you can color them in.

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    wow! i’m from vermont and always thought that VTIFF poster was wicked dope. that’s cool to see that he did that…I never knew!

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    What was that hot fuzz festival?

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    Don’t be any more ashamed than I am, Peter. My first time hearing of him, too. Love the treatment of Big Trouble in Little China.

    I think the best part of these is that they’re lovingly-crafted homages to some truly great (or, at least… classic) 80s flicks.

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    I just wanna know how to get my hands on a print of one of these posters. Wicked awesome.

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