#THE WHO POSTER SERIES#
The poster for the epic, eight-episode fantasy series Willow is set to premiere on Disney+ Wednesday, November 30 features the silhouettes of six of its characters turned towards an astonishing and colorful sunset.
The poster, which was posted by Disney+ on Twitter soon after, teases a magical adventure for fans of the original film, with the tagline “The next great adventure begins.” Passionate about fonts or just looking for a quick solution for your lettering woes? provides a catalogue of over 550.000 fonts that you can browse until you find the one that fits you just right.Īlso, make sure you check the Blog Section – you might get that cool idea that will help you better define you visual identity.A new poster for the upcoming original Willowseries on Disney+, the sequel to the beloved 1988 fantasy series of the same name, dropped alongside the new trailer during the film and television showcase for Marvel and Lucasfilm at the D23 Expo late this morning. The Compacta Italic version featured on the European version is available also. You can get the Compacta Bold Italic, featured on the american poster of John Wick 3. The Compacta font also gained huge recognition in the United States due to it being featured on shows such as Six Million Dollar Man, Baywatch and on NBC’s Sports graphics. It became popular among magazines and other pop-culture materials, making its way on the Rolling Stones album covers for Aftermath and 12X5 and also on the cover for I Can See For Miles by the band The Who’s. The condensed sans serif lettering stood out due to its uniquely square shaped characters. Compacta was Lambert’s most successful font. The Compacta font was created in 1963 by Fred Lambert, a British Graphic designer that went on to teach typography at the London College of Printing.
#THE WHO POSTER MOVIE#
The designers for the record breaking movie franchise chose the Compacta Italic version for the John Wick 3 poster, a change from the previous promotional attire. The designers paired it with a custom, extra wide spacing between the letters, mostly to even out the blinding and fuzzy effect of the background. The font chosen for this version of the John Wick 3 movie poster is the Bold Italic type of Compacta. The colours are warm and the fonts are written in clean, simple black and white. The image is burnt, overexposed, and you can almost feel the scorching sun on your face just by looking at it. The backdrop is that of an African, dessert town (for the most part, the movie was shot in Morocco). Well, let’s say we’re familiar with the plotline, so that’s not such a big guess. We can barely see John Wick’s eyes or face features and we mostly guess he’s holding a gun. The US version is composed of a bedraggled hero, of which we see more of a figure, than a portrait. ‘John Wick 3: Parabellum’ – different posters for US and Europe
We’ll take a closer look at both of them. But, for the new release, the promotional materials also got a bit more attention.Īs per usual when it comes to blockbusters with hundred of millions of dollars in gross revenues, the advertisers chose different versions of the John Wick 3 poster for the US and Europe.While both of them featured a font from the Compacta family, there are some key differences. Of course, that’s due to the outstanding performance by the actor dubbed ‘The Internet’s Boyfriend’ (spoiler alert ahead: John Wick in a suit, crossing the desert – you’re not getting a word more out of us). Keanu Reeves has made quite a comeback as the beloved hitman in the John Wick series, and the third part of the comic book based movie franchise is set to be the highest grossing one so far.
#THE WHO POSTER UPGRADE#
But, this time around, Keanu Reeves got an upgrade in the official shots, and fans are wondering what exactly is it that makes the poster for John Wick 3 so eye-catching. So far, is seems that the third chapter of the saga, ‘John Wick 3: Parabellum’, is going to break the record on gross sales for the series. John Wick 3 is out and fueling Keanu Reeves crushes all around the world.
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