Vertigo Through Fresh Eyes, part one in series of three
14-year-old Mahdi Chowdhury put his own spin on Vertigo. Currently in junior high school, Toronto, Canada-based Chowdhury says that "design has been a major part of my life since I was 4."
"The Film Exhibition is a collection of posters and designs done by myself over the course of a couple of months," he says. "These are dear films to myself and are presented in an array of designs, styles and techniques I've learned and persistently trained at over the given years." Visit the site linked to today's blog to see more of Chowdbury's work.
"The Film Exhibition is a collection of posters and designs done by myself over the course of a couple of months," he says. "These are dear films to myself and are presented in an array of designs, styles and techniques I've learned and persistently trained at over the given years." Visit the site linked to today's blog to see more of Chowdbury's work.
From a new site (new to me, at least) My Modern Metropolitan.
A 14 year-old did that poster? That is an amazing piece of design work - at ANY age! It doesn't really capture the movie as a whole (it would make a better lobby card than poster), but as a stand-alone work of art, it is exceptional!
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