![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh5aLATxFtW7cMRY4tVVc0ei5XNW_KAqqCW-KwqLoAfHWIh4ExHm6hfU_wwsWUpu0rBK2-c3eqQe5fIyrQH2cCAFDf9Wypzm88cssRIYGNqUjaivKeJltfc44_FjpzsPbONYV7aYw61gZM/s320/saul+bass2.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjH6-_sK2dgFlQL0tf5jvpinXEV4NPBklU70J5rH1xb9FynO0Ys2kSbi7T2ZrskM2TEa0JV8it7lXk_go1XQGLB1i3WmAdPFquwbe2vQ6c1xS6PV7V4cRZ40cNG1-gbYGJYRmSrISggs0o/s320/saul+bass.jpg)
Saul Bass
A lot of people really enjoyed Saul Bass and his title sequences for a lot of films, and I really liked his simplistic poster style that combined basic colours and text to create the essence of what the movie was about. The poster created for the movie ‘Vertigo’, shows a man swirling around symmetrical circles, which aids to the unsettled feeling Bass was most likely trying to convey. His work in films has seen him collaborate with Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Martin Scorcese.
No comments:
Post a Comment