Star Wars Weekends Billboards

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The billboards we did at Yellow Shoes this year for Star Wars Weekends (going on now) The idea is you are As Close to the Force as You Can Get, so even in the billboards we wanted it to seem like the characters are almost between you and the actual billboards. Art Director: Matt Stewart Character art by Meduza Arts.

As Close To The Force As You Can Get posters

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Star Wars Weekends posters Art directed by Matt Stewart with some great lines by John McCall. This amazingly detailed character art was built from scratch in CGI by Meduzarts in Montreal. The team wanted to communicate the idea that at Star Wars Weekends you are literally As Close To the Force As You Can Get.

New spot: Star Wars Weekends

One of my favorite Disney commercials we have done at Yellow Shoes to date! We just finished this spot for this year’s Star Wars Weekends at Disney’s Hollywoood Studios. It was awesome once again to team up with some Jedi Creative Masters, John McCall and Matt Stewart, they have been doing some killer work for Star Wars Weekends for years. And once again this year they knock it out of the park! It was directed by David Mellor at Framestore and our DP was the amazing Larry Fong with special effects by Framestore as well. I hope you enjoy as much as we did making it.

1960’s inspired fake business cards for a real Job

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This was a fun project that came across my desk recently. Design some 1960’s inspired business cards for fake Disney companies. The 60’s is also one of my favorite periods of graphic design as well. I drew a lot of inspiration by looking at Scandanavian design from the 60’s, there was some really great stuff there. Also, google some of the people and addresses I used on the cards for a little Disney history that might be appropriate for this project. A few of these cards will be used in an upcoming magazine article which will include other “fake” cards from other designers here at Yellow Shoes as well.