Supreme is a clothing / skate company. They draw inspiration from many things. Here's just a sample of what they've done.
They've taken the imagery from the movie to make this badboy.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
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1 comment:
i dig old school movie posters. i find a lot of great design elements that seem to have disappeared over the years. and it was all done before computers. fascinating.
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