Public Enemies - What Did You Think?
In January, Nakatomiinc released an awesome print by Tim Doyle, which was an homage to Bill Murray’s many great roles. The print sold out fast, and doyle began work on the second in the series: Robert De Niro Times Six which takes a look at the many characters that Robert has played over his career: Godfather 2, Taxi Driver, Deer Hunter, Raging Bull, The Untouchables, and Jackie Brown. The print is extremely widescreen (as seen after the jump), 6 inches high by 36 wide, 4 colors, printed by D and L. Signed and Numbered. Nakatomiinc is selling two different editions, a regular edition (shown after the jump) for $30 (only 150 prints) and a Glow in the dark Blue Variant (shown above) for $50 (only 25 prints).
Cool Stuff: Print Mafia’s Taxi Driver Art Prints
Posted on Thursday, January 8th, 2009 by Peter Sciretta
Last week we featured Print Mafia’s Cinema Series of Art Prints which included classic shots from 1970’s movies - Robert De Niro from Raging Bull, Sylvester Stallone from Rocky, Faye Dunaway in Bonnie and Clyde, and Steve McQueen in Bullitt. The new additions are a two print “We Are The People” set from Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver: Jodie Foster as Iris and Robert De Niro as Travis. Printed on 13 x 20 100lb. Cougar Heavy Stock, limited to 80 prints, and available for $30 each.
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Our friends at io9 have noticed a similarities between the new poster for The Incredible Hulk and the cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #50. I’m guessing that this homage was probably intentional. The image also might seem familiar to those of you who have seen Spider-Man 2, as the issue’s storyline “Spider-Man No More!” was used as part of that Spider-Man film adaptation. Others have noticed that the poster is also similar to the poster for Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver, pictured below.
We’ve also included a large scan of The Amazing Spider-Man #50 for your viewing pleasure:
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