[Edit 10/1/10: Like a Pokemon grandmaster, I found them all! A big thanks to all of the artists who helped send me their pieces, that weren't available online. Remember, if you see these online, they found them here!]
This past weekend saw the All Tomorrow’s Parties music and film festival head up to Monticello, New York. Criterion alum, Jim Jarmusch, curated the music for the festival, which saw the likes of Sonic Youth, Iggy and the Stooges, and Explosions In The Sky take the various stages. If you had some down time between bands, you could spend some time watching 22 films that Criterion brought with them for the festival.
As we’ve previously highlighted, Criterion commissioned several independent comic book artists to create movie posters for all of the films. We’ve already shown you the posters for Brute Force, Touchez Pas Au Grisbi, and Night of the Hunter, and have been eagerly awaiting some images of the various other posters.
Today on their Facebook page, Criterion took a snapshot of the entire line-up, which I’m embedding below:
In the comments for the image, Criterion named all of the contributing artists, which I’m listing below, linked to their respective blogs/websites. I’m also going to include some higher resolution art for the individual posters, as I find them.
Designer Credits:
Ne Change Rien: Dan Duncan
Five Easy Pieces: Kate Beaton
Repulsion: Paul Maybury
Bottle Rocket: Jason Polan
The Last Picture Show: Jason Latour
Naked Lunch: Evan Bryce
Head: Wayne Shellabarger
Underworld: Victor Kerlow
The Killing: Connor Willumsen
Le Doulos: Victor Kerlow
Gomorrah: Robert Goodin
Brute Force: Scott Morse
A Colt is My Passport: Francesco Francavilla
Touchez pas au grisbi: Scott Morse
Kiss Me Deadly: Jhomar Soriano
Easy Rider: Scott Campbell
Thin Red Line: Jeremy Jusay
Something Wild: Connor Willumsen
Crumb: Chris Brunner & Rico Renzi
Antichrist: Zachary Baldus
Modern Times: Rachel Freire
The Night of the Hunter: Matt Kindt
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