I'll give this a proper design-y post closer to the actual release date, but for now I'll just mention how much I love this movie! Uniformly great characters, surprisingly intense action, and just incredibly fun to watch, start to finish. I always thought of myself as more a Clint Eastwood guy than a John Wayne guy, but this totally turned me around--and, incidentally, started a whole Western kick around our house for a while. I *might* still give The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence the nod as the best Wayne/Ford movie, but Stagecoach is damn close!
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That letterpress look is KILLER!
I was going to comment on what Rico said.
There's definitely some debossing going on so I immediately thought letterpress inspired too.
Can you spill the beans on if you're doing anything special print wise? It would be great as a digi-pak. Too bad you stopped doing them for the blu-rays.
That's actually meant to evoke a silkscreen/letterpress-style look where the inks are laid down by hand and so the registration is slightly off, rather than any kind of fake emboss/deboss effect. But thanks for the kind words nonetheless, Alphonse!
Nothing particularly special planned for the packaging at the moment, though I agree this could have looked great printed on board. I do love our digis, but the extra cost is tough to justify on a regular basis...
Really, really gorgeous.
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You've really outdone yourself on this one. The type! The colors! The tempered excitement of balance!
How can I get this on a poster? My wall yearns for Stagecoach!
Great cover for a fantastic film!
Though I'd have to point to The Searchers as my favorite Ford/Wayne collaboration.
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