Couple new ones:

Hmmm. Now I want to see that Faceless Man one. Nice cover, Ron.

Thanks John.

Here's a couple more:

A couple new ones:



This one is a redo of one I did way back when. Found a stash of foreign posters for the film and had too many "what if you did this" moments, so I did them all.

A custom cover for a custom DVD. A collection of a few of Stephen King's Dollar Babies. (Dollar Babies are short films based on King's short stories. It's a program King started in 1977 where film students can purchase the rights to the short stories he still has film rights to for one dollar and a copy of the film. Frank Darabont got his start on one of these.)

It's really that third Secret of the Incas which would get me to pick it up and view it.

I think my favorite is the first one, although I think the layout of the back of the one you like turned out pretty good. The original shot that's on the bottom had a guy on top of the building holding up the treasure, but I had to paint it out so the credits would be legible.

Seems like Secret of the Incas is the one they say is a strong inspiration for Indiana Jones. It was used in that youtube mash-up to make an "old serial" version of Indiana Jones.

This one:

Yep. Rumors abound that the reason Secret of the Incas has not been released on DVD is because Spielberg doesn't want Paramount to release it.

He prefers to remake it, as it he did with Tintin. "I meant to do that!"

New ones:

I really like that font on From Beyond the Grave. It works well with
the image, Was that original or something you added?

That's the original title from one of the posters. I just cleaned it up, moved the bat, and added it to the image from another poster.

Here's the original:

Nice. Yours is so much better.

Thanks John. I used the other poster because the house looks like it was drawn by Bernie Wrightson.

No poster art for this one, combined a couple screenshots, with some tweaking, and ran it through the Fotosketcher program. Followed the design of the other Hammer Robin Hood covers I've done so I have a matching set.

A couple of quickies that were requests from friends of mine:

Another revamp on a cover I did ages ago. I did two takes on it this time, the second one came about when I combined an Italian and Spanish poster to make a menu for it. Liked the results, so I made it into a cover.






My first go at it:



The Menu:

A custom for Vincent Price's The Mad magician, with both the 2D and 3D versions:

Monday morning cheeze.

Here's another with a few variations. What can I say, I love my Hammer Films and I love the original posters. This one especially, as it was the first Hammer I ever purchased on VHS (cover #4 is the image that was used on the VHS, not the prettiest poster, but I had to do it.)

A cover for a set of films my nephews wife wants to see:



And another revamp of a cover I made when I first started doing my own. Two versions this time.





My first go at it: