"TRON: Legacy" director Joseph Kosinki's next big budget sci-fi film "Oblivion" gets the Mondo treatment in this elegant poster from illustrator Killian Eng.
Check out the full-sized image after the jump.
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Kilian Eng's 'Oblivion' Poster Immediately Sells Out At Mondo
Posted 4/19/13 12:55 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, Movies, News
'Oblivion' Fans: Get The M83 Soundtrack On Vinyl From Mondo
Posted 4/12/13 2:30 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, Movies, Music, News
If you were thinking about picking up the soundtrack to "Oblivion," hold off before you head to iTunes or your favorite digital music service: Mondo has found a reason for you to pick up a physical copy of the soundtrack thanks to a limited edition LP featuring the work of composers Anthony Gonzalez of M83 and Joseph Trapanese.
The Tom Cruise feature is getting a deluxe, 2X LP featuring the 17-track score from t-shirt and poster company Mondo, and we think you might want to pick it up.
Hey Austin: Go See Next Week's 'Game Of Thrones' Gallery Event From Mondo
Posted 2/25/13 5:49 pm EST by Charles Webb in Game of Thrones, HBO, Mondo, News, TV
Fresh off of their series of Oscar-themed posters, Mondo has announced that they've teamed up with HBO for a gallery event featuring art inspired by "Game of Thrones." Plus, a new series of posters based on the series is on the way.
The Most Exciting Thing About This Year's Oscars Are These Mondo Posters
Posted 2/21/13 5:43 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, Movies, News
Ignore me: I'm just sour because I haven't seen most of this year's Oscar nominees. But I have seen these new posters from Mondo and they're pretty dope.
Olly Moss Posterizes 'Lord Of The Rings' For Mondo
Posted 12/12/12 2:43 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, Movies, News
With "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" out this week, Mondo plans to release a pair of Olly Moss-designed posters celebrating Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
Hit the jump for some fine arts and details on how you might be able to snag one when they're available tomorrow.
'Tarantino XX' Blu-ray Collection Gets Mondo Art Interior
Posted 10/26/12 5:34 pm EST by Charles Webb in DVD and Blu-ray, Mondo, Movies, News
Mondo artist Ken Taylor supplied the gatefold image for the upcoming Blu-ray collection which will celebrate 20 years of Quentin Tarantino doing his thing on the big screen. Love him or hate him, Tarantino's had an impact, and Taylor's art celebrates the sprawling filmography of the "Reservoir Dogs" and "Django Unchained" director.
Tarantino's something of a fan with the Drafthouse/Mondo folks, a regular at the Austin Drafthouse theater where he had one of his early "Inglourious Basterds" screenings back in '09.
Mondo Unveils Universal Monsters Gallery Show
Posted 10/17/12 10:00 am EST by Charles Webb in Halloween, Horror, Mondo, Movies, News
You didn't think Halloween would roll around without Mondo finding something new for you to put on your walls.
Mondo has announced a collection of posters based on Universal Pictures' classic stable of monsters featuring art by a trio of Mondo regulars which will be hosted at a show Mondo Gallery show which runs from October 19 through November 10.
The Poster Posting: An Interview With Mondo Creative Director Justin Ishmael
Posted 7/20/12 3:29 pm EST by Charles Webb in Interviews, Mondo
Poster and t-shirt house Mondo is in the business of reminding that movie posters remain an art form. For every half dozen cheapie 'shopped "floating head" poster inflicted upon the multiplex set, Mondo has work by artists like Jock, Olly Moss, or Daniel Danger.
They feel elaborately designed, these art pieces honoring classic and modern films (and occasionally TV). Without having to work towards the lowest common denominator, star-centric image, the artists commissioned are able to strike the perfect balance between honoring the most familiar elements of the source material (consider the period appropriate font used in Francesco Francavilla's Creature From the Black Lagoon poster below) while still being able to create something playful that extends the spirit of the original work (of course the poster for Adventure Time should be a yearbook photo).
And have you seen these things? They have a texture to them that the usual glossy one-sheet doesn't. Part of that is the process: according to Mondo Creative Director Justin Ishmael, because of the printing method Mondo uses to create its limited run of posters, each one is unique (albeit in the most barely perceptible ways).
But I'll let Ishmael himself talk about the company—its roots and some of the dream projects on the horizon for the Austin-based company.
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SDCC 2012: Moss Does Miyazaki In This Pair of 'Princess Mononoke' Posters
Posted 7/13/12 12:44 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Mondo, Movies, SDCC
Mondo brings another ultra limited edition poster to SDCC, this one and its variant based on the Miyazaki eco-action fantasy.
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SDCC 2012: Mondo Debuts 'Game of Thrones' Screen Prints
Posted 7/11/12 1:25 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, News, SDCC, TV
[Updated: when following Mondo, use the @MondoNews twitter handle.]
This trio of posters based on HBO's "Game of Thrones" are just the tip of the iceberg for Mondo offerings at this year's San Diego Comic Con.
More details after the jump.
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Hey Austin! 'Frankenweenie' Premiering at Fantastic Fest
Posted 6/29/12 3:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Mondo, Movies, News
Tim Burton's latest will open the 2012 film festival. Plus, check out this year's Fantastic Fest poster by artist Mike Saputo after the jump.
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Mondo's Justin Ishmael Talks The New Gallery, Future Poster Releases, And Why 90's Comics Ruined Everything
Posted 5/11/12 3:46 pm EST by MTV Geek in Mondo
By Kevin Kelly
If you haven’t heard of Mondo, the art print (and more) division of the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas, then it’s time to geek out about them. Mondo had the bright idea to pair gig poster art and design to movie posters, and the result has been a steady stream of impressive, limited-run art that is coveted by geeks around the globe. These days, Mondo prints are announced on Twitter, and sell out within seconds, just like their recent Avengers posters have been doing.
But how did it all get started? We spoke to Creative Director Justin Ishmael at Mondo’s brand-new gallery in Austin during SXSW this year, and he talks about all things Mondo from the beginning, to the turning point, and straight up to right now. Read on for the full interview, and then browse through the Mondo Archive where we guarantee you’ll find something to drool over. Read More...
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