From the same “Bad Dads” tribute exhibition as yesterday’s Zissou painting, DKNG Studios represents all seven of Wes Anderson’s feature films in this immaculately detailed five-colour screen print. Still a few available for sale (use the code HOLIDAY at checkout for 15% off).
“Steve Zissou” (acrylic on black velvet) by Bruce White.
“This Time” — a Poor Fool’s Cocktail made up of one part unrequited longing, two parts denial and a light dusting of hope for good measure.
Catchy as all get out. Only a matter of time before this ends up on a Wes Anderson soundtrack.
YumYumLondon created toy business people for a Wired feature on networking, drawing inspiration from Wes Anderson’s The Fantasic Mr Fox.
From Alex Cornell’s comprehensive set of photos documenting the materials he created for his fake Wes Anderson Film Festival as part of the AAU graduate design programme.
Mates of State cover “These Days”, originally penned by Jackson Browne. Nico covered it in 1967 on Chelsea Girl and Browne didn’t remember licensing it to Wes Anderson until he was sitting in the theatre watching The Royal Tenenbaums. (via A Common Collective)
Still from Wes Anderson’s forthcoming stop-motion feature The Fantastic Mr Fox. (via I Watch Stuff)
Criterion does the best covers. (via Fuck Yeah Wes Anderson)
I posted the fake trailer a couple of weeks back, now here’s Alex Cornell’s extensive collection of promotional materials for his hypothetical Wes Anderson Film Festival. (via Darren Wood)
Fake trailer for an hypothetical Wes Anderson Film Festival, created by Alex Cornell and Philip Mills, as part of a larger project for Alex’s graduate design program. (via Scott Hansen)
