At the first MondoCon, the creative team presented a panel of Mondo Posters That Never Happened, including The Godfather and more. See images here.
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Have questions about the upcoming event MondoCon? Justin Ishmael, the creative director of Mondo, addresses many of those questions and more.
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Every poster has a story. But in the case of Mondo, sometimes they release so many posters, we never really get to hear much about them. Mondo was out in force at San Diego Comic-Con, releasing almost two dozen brand-new posters (including variants) over the course of four days. So when I got a chance…
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Update: The print is now on sale for anyone and everyone to buy on the Mondo website until midnight CST on Wednesday night. Buy it here now. Everyone complains that Mondo posters sell out too fast. People believe they're a hipster, elite company that only makes art for super fans. Saturday night at San Diego Comic-Con…
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Fifteen plus new posters by eleven different artists with up to four different drops a day. Mondo has truly upped their game for San Diego Comic-Con 2012. Last year was the first time the poster boutique of the Alamo Drafthouse ever attended the Super Bowl of pop culture and they were forced to throw everything…
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UPDATE: Drew Struzan released a statement. Read it after the jump. In 2008, one of the most prolific poster artists of all-time decided to put down the paintbrush. Drew Struzan, the man who made the iconic posters for the Indiana Jones and Star Wars films, Back to the Future, The Goonies, The Shawshank Redemption, Harry Potter…
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For the most part, movie posters suck. At the studio level, images with disembodied heads, horribly photoshopped character collections or a man and a woman, back to back, with aw-shucks grins on their face have pretty much become the norm. Gone are the days of Drew Struzan or Saul Bass where a real artist used…
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Saturday marks the next step in the evolution of Mondo: the opening of their very own gallery. And while we can't yet reveal what's in store for that (check back Sunday for the reveal and more later in the week), Mondo's three headed team of Justin Ishmael, Rob Jones and Mitch Putnam were (kind of)…
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This article is full of bad news. FOR MY WALLET! *rimshot* Collider recently sat down to do an in-depth, on camera interview with Justin Ishmael, the creative director of Mondo, the increasingly popular and influential poster boutique of the Alamo Drafthouse. In the interview, tons of information was released, including: The reason why Mondo decided…
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In addition to giving out Oscars every year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the world's largest movie related organization, does its best to preserve the history of cinema. One of the many ways does they do this is by keep an extensive catalog of every movie poster produced by a major studio.…
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The officially licensed Star Wars poster series by Mondo Tees is half over. That's what Justin Ishmael, the man behind Mondo, revealed while unveiling the 11st poster in the series: Luke's Destiny by Frank Stockton. And being as we're reach the halfway point, and have missed a few along the way, we decided to not…
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It's a crazy, mixed up world and we are thankful for movies, sans New Moon, that offer proof. Weekend Weirdness takes a look at such films, whether it's via a new trailer for a provocative indie, a mini-review, or news of an excavated cult classic. The works discussed herein tend to make cinema a little…
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