This project is based around the movie descriptions in an Air Canada in-flight magazine. They were so short that taken out of context the sentences seemed a little bizarre, and many of them were not even recognisable as the movies they were supposed to be describing!
Pages 1/2 - "A commitment-phobic man keeps falling for a woman with no short term memory".
Pages 4/5 - "A professor framed for a murder in the Louvre unravels a religious mystery".
Pages 6/7 - "The son of a brilliant archaeologist receives the ancient map that his father died to protect".
Pages 8/9 - "A Manhattan orphan infiltrates a brutal gang in order to avenge his father's death".
Pages 10/11 - "After a series of unsuccesful romantic set-ups, a visually impaired man meets a woman he could fall for".
Pages 12/13 - "Stripped of her noblesse, a French woman goes to Versailles to try and win back her status". The attached mini-book contains an account of the famous case of "The Ghosts of Versailles", in which 2 women on holiday in Paris in 1901 claimed to have gone back to the time of Marie Antoinette.
Comments welcomed!
Friday, 7 September 2007
In-flight Entertainment
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10 comments :
Hi Dan
great work, can figure out 2 films but that is my limit. Love the images you have used
brilliant work Dan and I can not work any films out, no suprise there, the artwork is fab and need to see this in the flesh
Dan, as ever I am blown away by your talent. This is a truly remarkable and inspiring work of art.
Hels x
wow dan your work is fabulous love witchyx
Fantastic work as always Dan.Love the use of colour
Can work out about 3 or 4 descriptions
Jayneerukih
WOW - Really stunning art work & really inspiring
Ann-R/CSF
WoW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning work
Tina xx
Absolutely brilliant!
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction dan. I adore this book, all your work is fantastic but this has 'something' about it I love. Would love to look at it in real life. Thanks for showing us great work :)
I love this one - it is very beautiful (and must have taken you ages!). So clever, as always with your work. Awesome!!
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