Illustrations by James White
Published Mar 7, 2013
Canadian artist James White explores a new style in this series of illustrations inspired by the work of Saul Bass and Tom Clohosy Cole.
“After a year of trying to break into the alternative art movie poster world, a recent development was the straw that broke the camel’s back where I decided I needed a change in direction.
When I feel like I’m backed into a corner I tend to do what I’ve always done: I start to play. I wanted to try a new style with new content. Nothing profound, just a fun distraction. What resulted in a very short time were these illustrations of video game consoles and stuff from movies. Very different from my rainbow stuff or movie poster work.”
– James White
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