Homer No Beer Function Well Without

Graphic designer Jerod Gibson has created a series of typographical posters using quotes from classic movies and TV. Awesome stuff and it was hard to pick just one, but you can't ever go wrong with a good Homer Simpson quote. (Thanks, boyreporter)

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I Spoil Your Movie

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Back To The Futurama

I would watch this movie, even though the movies they did were mostly meh. If it was anything like Roswell That Ends Well it would be amazing. (Unreality via Geek Mythology)

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Wanted: Back To The Future 3

Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What's your name, dude?

Marty McFly: Uh, Mar- Eastwood. Clint Eastwood.

Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What kind of stupid name is that?

Dave Williams goes western with his poster for Back to the Future 3. Check out his takes on one and two.

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Reservoir Bitches

The Illustrious Omnibus Of Super Powers

"A taxonomic tree of over 100 wondrous powers and abilities, with over 200 superheroes and supervillains." Pop Chart Lab once again takes the crown for obsessive pop culture nerdery. Bravo! Head to their site for the super ability to purchase this poster.

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Movie Parts: Back To The Forest Gump

In response to the trend of minimalist movie posters, Emma Butler decided to cram all the memorable props and details of her favourite films into her own posters. Above: Back To The Future; Below: Forrest Gump. (Via Reelizer)

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Sopranos Supervillains

You woke up this morning

All the love has gone,

Your Papa never told you

About right and wrong.

The Sopranos superhero homage by David Finch and Art Thirbert, via Comics Alliance.

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Where No Pixel Has Gone Before

Can you name all 235 of these pixelated Star Trek characters? I know I can't, but if you are that steeped in Trek you can win a print of this from artist John Martz and Koyama Press. Head to his site for details. (Link via Comics Alliance)

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Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

In honour of a screening of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, which combines Vol. 1 and 2, and Quentin Tarantino's birthday, Mondo and Tyler Stout combined this awesome poster. (via Reelizer)

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Reservoir Bitches

The Tarantino classic reimagined as a western with an all female cast. I would watch the hell out of this movie. Also, Tarantino really should direct a western. (Jason Quinones for Art Jumble)

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The Woody With No Name

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1.21 Gigawatts? Great Scott!

Phantom City Creative's poster for a screening of Back to the Future at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, as part of a series of '80s cult classics, showing this Saturday afternoon. Right in my own backyard - I need to pay more attention. (via Reelizer)

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Back To The Ancient Future

Welcome To Hill Valley, California

Make Like A Tree And Get Outta Here

You Know, For A Second There... Yeah, I Kinda Did

Joshua Budich's contribution to Spoke Art’s upcoming Quentin v. Coens group art show. Judging from the previews so far and the artists involved, this is going to be amazing.

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Tim Burton's Green Eggs And Ham

I think a dark version of Dr. Seuss is well overdue and perhaps it could come to pass as National Post illustrator Steve Murray imagines some updates of childhood classics that could follow in Red Riding Hood‘s footsteps.

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I Would Not, Could Not On A Sign

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The Spaghetti Western Inventory

Everything you need to make your own Spaghetti western — just add a Man With No Name and stir. (The Spaghetti Western Inventory by Maxim Dalton)

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The Woody With No Name

A More Magnificent Seven

Forgiven

I Want YOU To Kneel Before Zod

See, isn't it so much nicer if you ask, General Zod? (Uncle Zod by memorypalace)

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The Only Good Human Is A Dead Human!

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Enlist In The Orkan Guard!

I didn't realize there was another whole page of cool prints from Galley 1988's Is This Thing On? Shazbut! If I had seen this Mork & Mindy propaganda poster back in 1978 I would have joined without question. Nanu-Nanu! (Mork poster by Tom Whalen)

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The Ultimate Video Game Party

This reminds so much of my gaming days. No, not all the characters, but sitting and watching other people play. From Rachel Morris' cool series of video game posters for The NYU Game Center. (Link via Rampaged Reality)

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Genus Aves Iratus (Angry Birds)

Koopa, It's What's For Dinner

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Batman Art Deco

Illustrator Tom Whalen adds a minimalist touch to Tim Buton's Batman Returns.

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Harry Potter And The Sin City Hallows

Graphic designer Olly Moss gives the penultimate Harry Potter film a darker, cooler look in his illustration for Empire Magazine. Check the extra Voldemort touch on the scar. I still can't believe they broke Deathly Hallows into two parts. Just get rid of all the sulking around in the forest and boom, a much tighter film.

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The Style of Music: Iconic Male Musicians

My style is mostly non-existent - on the poster above I might be able to pull off a Ramones look, but nowhere near as cool. That said, I do appreciate the look and I'm a sucker for all-in-on collections.

L-R: Jim Morrison, Johnny Cash, Kurt Cobain, Kiss, Chet Baker, Michael Jackson, Run DMC, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, Prince, Kanye West, Marvin Gaye, The Ramones, Andre3000, Pharell Williams, Brandon Flowers, Pete Doherty, The Beatles, Miles Davis.

Ensemble: The Style of Music from EveryGuyed. Click through for larger versions and descriptions of each outfit.

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Framework: The Eyes Have It

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Framework: The Eyes Have It

The most iconic men’s eyewear of the last 100 years — I love that it includes Geordi La Forge's visor. Here's the full legend:

1. Woody Allen 2. Kanye West 3. Buddy Holly 4. Michael Caine 5. Kurt Cobain 6. John Lennon 7. Geordi LaForge 8. Malcolm X 9. Johnny Depp 10. Dame Edna 11. Stephen Colbert 12. The Blues Brothers 13. Austin Powers 14. Yves Saint Laurent 15. Elton John 16. George Costanza 17. Bootsy Collins 18. Elvis Costello 19. Terry Richardson 20. David Hockney 21. DMC of Run DMC 22. Andy Warhol 23. Mohandas Ghandi 24. Steve Urkel 25. Napoleon Dynamite 26. Clark Kent 27. Shock G of Digital Underground 28. Truman Capote

(From Framegeek via The Daily What)

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