Giz.
Minimalism is all the rage these days.
Everyone’s hopping on the reductive, repetitive artistic bandwagon and why not like?
There’s not a whole going on, it’s very simple, and just generally pretty nice to look at.
While minimalism, as a movement, was most commonly associated with art sculptures and modern architecture, it’s also been cropping up a lot as of late in the print scene.
And, as it turns out, the Irish print scene is no different.
Irish company Homebird recently launched a range of minimalist Irish film posters and they are absolutely class.
Everything from The Snapper to Intermission to The Young Offenders has been given a film poster minimalist makeover and to be honest, it makes us want to basically watch them all again for the 47th time.
The prints start at 12 quid and go up as far as €85 – depending on how much money you’re willing to drop on a poster of brown sauce and a cup of tea.
Here’s some more of our favourites.
The Field
Intermission
Adam and Paul
The Butcher Boy
Veronica Guerin
Sing Street
You can check out the full collection here.
