Friday, January 8, 2010
"King Creole" (1958)
Hello, Pulp Friends,
to tribute the 75th birthday of the man who defined (and maybe created) the word "rockstar", I decided this morning to do a little noir movie poster of one of my favorite Elvis Presley's movies, "King Creole", from 1958.
I love this movie not just becuase of Elvis' starring, but also because of the settings (New Orleans, I city and its music I dearly love), the B/W noir feel of it, and the Casablanca director Michael Curtiz.
Click on the image for bigger poster.
To add to the celebrations, on my sketchblog I also posted a commission from (ommy) 5 ys ago.
Happy Birthday, Elvis :)
Cheers,
Francesco
Artwork © 2010 Francesco Francavilla.
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8 comments:
I'm not a fan of Elvis but, damn, I dig this poster...
Awesome stuff!
Man you really have done right by The King, that is a real beauty. It doesn't hurt that I am unrepentant sucker for Elvis movies. Time to go put some music on I think.
Greg
Man, I love this poster, Francesco! I am a huge fan of Elvis, and you made him look even more badass!
Love it when you do the posters. A cool tribute to "The King".
Great mood to this! I work with a big Elvis fan, sending this link now!
James: wow, that means I did it right! :D Thank you! :)
Greg & Brian: and even happier to see fans of the King as yourselves giving approval thumbs up. Thank you both, guys! :)
Craig: I love making posters too, even if they require a little more time and planning. Glad you dig it, :)
Rory: thank you for digging this and for spreading the links :)
Zach: Thanks, I'll try :D
Cheers,
Francesco
Love this one!
Thank you, Dominic :)
Cheers,
Francesco
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