Sunday 14 October 2012
TAKE A WORD
AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
I love this lady, who for me, epitomizes everything Art Deco and so fits perfectly into a Crime Film Poster for Rene Clair's adaptation of Agatha Christie's : And Then There Were None. A good thing since guest host, Anja, has chosen POSTER (preferably crime related) as her word for inspiration at this week's Take a Word challenge.
To be truthful, I have no idea what the film (or book) is about but when I found the clipart hand and dagger and the fizzy pop advert lady, who to me looks lofty, arrogant and distant, even before I gave her a cigarette in a holder, I knew it would create a story.
Everything I've used to create this poster is free to use (unless you tell me differently). Credit should be given for the fonts to Obsidian Dawn.
Thank you for looking.
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21 comments:
Eek! This is stunningly spooky! Gorgeous.
a great film poster!
WOW magnificent and dramatic, love it very much.
Yes, a wonderful art deco look and a great and thoroughly original poster. A standing ovation from me, Ann!
Great poster! I love that lady!
very impressive and scary. ( there's not much flesh to stick that knife into though)
A HUGE standing ovation for this one, Ann. I love everything about it. Great work!
Fabulous my dear wicked and mysterious at the same time...love it!
I read the book when I was a teenager and became a fan of the old lady. Your poster is wonderfully designed and suits perfectly to the kind of characters she used to create.
A wonderful poster Ann. Very dark and dramatic!xx
A great poster and your Art Deco lady is truly stunning
spookylicious!! standing ovations, bravo!!!
Stunning poster, Ann!
What a marvelous poster, Ann! Simply stunning!
Fabulous PLUS!! Stylish yet scarey! Beautiful, Ann!
Brilliantly done! You're right. The lady is perfect for it.
This is wonderfully creepy! And I love the font you chose!
Your poster is so fantastic done Ann, love everything about it.
Anni
Va Va Voom!!!
I'd say it fits the book at, least what I can remember of it.
Hm m m ... I may have to go and read it again.
Très réussie votre affiche de film noir Ann !
Amitiés Mary.kg
Absolutely perfect poster Ann!
I adore it! :)
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