Can You Guess The Movie From These Minimalist Paper-Art Posters?
LatestDid you wake up this morning and think to yourself, “Movie posters are overrated. I wish they’d make simpler posters without all the Photoshop and explosions and ‘actors’ on them?”
I know. Me too.
Well graphic paper production company Minke thought so too.
Minke partnered up with design agency Atipo for the paper company’s new campaign promoting their website tool Paper Gallery that will help you choose the right paper for your projects.
To showcase the company’s beautiful and various paper selection, Atipo’s team designed 15 of the most minimalist minimal movie posters you’ve ever seen. The campaign is called Papers for Characters — which is a strange translation from Papeles de Cine, which should have been Papers for Cinema. But don’t let that distract you from the amazing detail on the non-detailed posters. It’s crazy.
Below is an amazing video of the making of Papers for Characters:
Each poster uses the least possible detail to embody a movie’s entire theme.
Below are some of the posters, see if you can guess the movie (without looking at the title on the top left corner):
Romina Puga is a pop culture reporter and producer for Fusion. You can find her on “Fusion Now,” Fusion’s daily TV updates, going over new movies, music, apps, and why D’Angelo is still sexy.