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Originally Posted by stunner  That's true, but all that 80's stuff is highly collectable nowadays. How much of todays stuff will people want hanging on their walls in 30 years time? By the way, if anybody has the original Reynolds artwork for Attack of the 50 foot Woman I'll swap you my house for it! |
I was joking. I use to draw all the time, (and started out before computers took over, and use to do anything by hand, when I was doing flyers back in the day.) so appreciate a painting/drawing can take so much more time and effort than a photo montage.
Yet I still don't think that means an illustrated cover is more worthy than a photo montage, they either work or they don't.
I agree that Photoshop has killed a lot of the creativity of poster art/covers, yet for me the photo collages/graphic design work featured on Japanese posters/press kits of the 70's or 80's are just as amazing as the painted posters/covers of the time.