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Check out these amazing Coen brothers themed screen prints

24 Feb 2016

Words by Little White Lies

Stylised image of a monster-like character with red and black colours, bold shapes, and a striking expression.
Stylised image of a monster-like character with red and black colours, bold shapes, and a striking expression.
Celebrate the release of Hail, Caesar! by picking up one of our limited edition gig poster inspired artworks.

For our Inside Llweyn Davis issue, we teamed up with our friends at White Duck Screen Print for a special exhibition of seven specially commissioned silk-screen gig posters inspired by the films of the Coen brothers – reframing iconic movies like Blood Simple, The Big Lebowski and Inside Llewyn Davis as headlining musical acts.

To celebrate the release of the Coens’ latest, Hail, Caesar!, we’ve released a limited number of the screen prints, which you can pick up from our online shop.

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Check out the amazing original illustrations below, by artists Dan Mumford, Crispin Finn, Joe Wilson, Chris Delorenzo, Luke Drozd, The Little Friends of Printmaking and Telegramme. Which is your favourite?

Artistic movie poster featuring profiles of two characters against a dark, fiery background with red and orange hues.
Vintage film poster for "The Hotel Earl" featuring bold red and blue text and graphics. The main text promotes "Barton Fink" and describes it as "of, about and for the common man". The poster also includes an image of the film's lead actor, "Madman Mundt".
Giant statue of bearded man with text announcing concerts and events
Illustration of a long-haired man in sunglasses and a leather jacket against a red and grey background, with the text "The Dude Live! At the Hollywood Lanes" and other promotional details.
Illustration depicting a large, grotesque creature surrounded by an autumn scene and various symbols. Text promotes 'The "Constant Sorrow" Tour' with encouragement to 'Catch them if you can!'
Stylised illustration of a horror film poster, featuring a large elephant-like figure with intricate patterns, and smaller silhouetted figures within a house-like structure. Predominantly pink and black colour scheme.
Image of a dark room with a brick wall, a lamp, a couch with a red cushion, and a black guitar on the floor. Text at the bottom reads "Dieryn Davis with Al Cody The Gaslight, NY 25 January 1961".

Our Coen brothers inspired screen print are available to buy from our online shop for a limited time only.

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