LWLies Presents

The Great Guillermo screen-prints now on sale

Words by David Jenkins

Dramatic close-up of a blue wolf's head, with intense eyes, sharp teeth, and rugged fur textures.
Dramatic close-up of a blue wolf's head, with intense eyes, sharp teeth, and rugged fur textures.
Pick up a limited edition artwork inspired by the Crimson Peak writer/director.

To coincide with the release of our latest cover film, Crimson Peak, we hosted a special screen-print extravaganza of newly commissioned Gothic book over poster inspired by the films of Guillermo del Toro.

The exhibition, in association with MUBI and 3rd Rail, went on display at our71a Gallery 16-18 October. In case you missed the event, all nine prints are now available to purchase from our online shop. Prints are limited to 25 each and priced at £49 A1 unframed.

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Intricate, ornate film poster with geometric patterns and mythical creatures in blues, blacks, and whites.

Luke Drozd – Cronos
Laurène Boglio – Mimic
Lola Beltran – The Devil’s Backbone
Pedro Oyarbide – Blade II
Chris DeLorenzo – Hellboy
Sam Dunn – Pan’s Labyrinth
MUTI – Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Drew Millward – Pacific Rim
Telegramme – Crimson Peak

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