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Friday, May 22, 2015

Breaking Bad, Pulp Fiction, and More Reimagined as Hipster Logos

We’ve all seen one of the latest trends in design nowadays: the old school logo. You know, the one that looks like it was designed with a slide ruler on a drafting table, using little more than pen and ink. One enterprising person created Ciné-Hipsters on Tumblr, and they make hipster style logos for TV shows and movies.

It’s not clear if the site is a critique or celebration of the seemingly ubiquitous hipster logo fad, but either way, it’s pretty awesome. Don’t believe me? Keep scrolling. You’ll get it sooner or later. And if not, just know that we liked it before it was cool.

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Breaking Bad, Pulp Fiction, and More Reimagined as Hipster Logos

It’s hard to believe that it has been 20 years since Quentin Tarantino unleashed Pulp Fiction on an unsuspecting world. Very few films become classics, and even fewer become what you would call timeless. Pulp Fiction is one of those timeless films.

And because it is the 20th anniversary, South African creative studio Muti has recently celebrated this event by releasing two collections of vintage style posters. The first set features all of the main characters and has been heavily inspired by vintage cigarette cards, and the second is a series of fantastic character portraits.

You might also like to check out these Alternative Movie Posters or the Literal Movie Poster series or even this collection of Cult Movie Poster Remakes.