A literal icon, this aureoled Bride evokes the stylized
painted images of historical religious culture. The stunning poster was created
by New York-based artist Brian Ewing. The artist first visited with Frankenstein
and Bride back in 1997 for Electric Frankenstein.
Best known for his band posters — this one for Swans — Ewing’s work now spills into all aspects
of packaging and merchandising, and fine arts. Check out Ewing’s terrific portfolio and a fascinating tutorial revealing the artist’s meticulous methods.
2 comments:
A cool rendition but the outline of where the top of her skull would be is too high (it is too far up above her hairline) and it is also shaped wrong on either side.
This concept has been done before, but is still an interesting interpretation.
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