Here are a couple of great, strongly iconic new posters for old posters by a young Polish design team, Joanna Gorska and Jerzy Skakun.
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Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid (2010); artist: Joanna Gorska, Jerzy Skakun
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5 comments:
I didn't say that that feature of poetry makes it "unusual." Didn't use the word "unusual" or suggest anything like it.
Hi, I'm Janna from Flixster. The quote in the sidebar isn't mine. Could you remove it, please?
Janna, that quote has been on my blog for two and a half years, since this was posted under the name Janna L. on flixster:
http://community.flixster.com/blog/50-thumbs-up-bloggers-and-online-film-critics
Did you not write the blurbs posted under that name, or is that a different Janna, or...? I don't mind removing it, I'm just confused.
My apologies to Michael Robbins for misquoting him: he had been paraphrased by one Susie Allen at
http://tableau.uchicago.edu/articles/2010/09/love-poetry
and I unfortunately quoted a paraphrase. (He was responding to a tweet, by the way.)
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