Even if you aren’t a movie poster aficionado, you probably know more film posters that you realize. The posters encapsulate an entire film in a single image. Often, when you think of a film, it is the movie poster that you picture, rather than a specific scene from the movie.
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It takes all kinds of people to make a world, the expression goes. But maybe it really takes only two kinds. People who put ketchup on their fries, and people who put the ketchup on the side. People who squeeze gently from the bottom, and people who manhandle the toothpaste tube.
2 Kinds of People: A Visual Compatibility Quiz by João Rocha is the interactive visual personality quiz that’s as much fun as a game. It works by showing two illustrations side by side. If you and your partner pick the same one, score it on the foldout wheel in the back, and move to the next. At the end, the number of matches determines where you fall on the Scale of Compatibility, ranging from mortal enemies to soul mates. There are 85 pairs in all, covering food, home, technology, travel, and more. It’s the perfect icebreaker, a clever way to find out if you and your best friend/date/coworker and/or person you just met in a bar are compatible.
Cup or cone? Cash or plastic? Shower or bath? Escalator or stairs? Toilet paper over, or toilet paper under? Like they say, it’s the little things in life that really count.
The 176 page book can be ordered HERE.
Stephen King’s phenomenal writing career continues to show no signs of slowing down, with the prolific author selling over 350 million copies of his many books thus far.
But every book needs a good opening to grab the reader, and King knows what he’s doing on that front.
How much of a fan are you – can you tell the book just from the first line? Test yourself with our tricky quiz HERE.
In celebration of the 55th Anniversary of the mighty LEGO Brick, can you solve the song, book, movie, band or children’s story from these photos?
Stephen Wildish designed an architecture themed poster exclusively for 99% Invisible, based on his extremely popular “alphabet” poster series. The puzzle is a perfect diversion for architecture fans who enjoy minimalist art.
ANSWERS: A-Angkor Wat; B-Bauhaus; C-Chrysler Building; D-Dulles International Airport; E-Empire State Building; F-Falling Water; G-Golden Gate Bridge; H-Hagia Sophia; I(?)-Kofukuji Temple; J-John Hancock Center; K-Kauffman House; L-Lever House; M-Metropolitan Correctional Center; N-Neuschwanstein Castle; O-Old South Meeting House; P-Parthenon; Q-Quetzalcoatl (Temple of Kukulcan); R-Ronchamp Chapel; S-Sears Tower; T-Transamerica Pyramid; U-UN Building; V-Palace of Versailles; W-Watts Towers; X-Great Mosque of Xi’an; Y-Yokohama Ferry Station; Z-Zollverein
Graphic designer Stephen Wildish has now created the Adaptation Film Alphabet.
All of his challenging alphabets to date have been posted on our site and cards, prints and posters of the alphabets are available for purchase.
ANSWERS: American Psycho, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Day of the Jackal, The English Patient, The French Lieutenant’s Woman, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Hounds of the Baskervilles, Indecent Proposal, The Jungle Book, K-Pax, The Lovely Bones, The Maltese Falcon, No Country For Old Men, Oliver Twist, Pride and Prejudice, Quantum of Solace, The Remains of The Day, The Shining, True Grit, Ulysses, Vanity Fair, We Need to Talk About Kevin, X-Men, Young Adam, Zodiac
Graphic designer Stephen Wildish has now created the Superhero Film Alphabet which challenges your knowledge of caped crusaders that fight for truth, justice and the American way.
All of his challenging alphabets to date have been posted on our site and cards, prints and posters of the alphabets are available for purchase.
ANSWERS: Amazing Spider-Man, Batman, Captain America, Daredevil, Elektra, Fantastic Four, Green Lantern, Hellboy, Iron Man, Jonah Hex, Kick Ass, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Meteor Man, Nick Fury, Orgazmo, Punisher, Quicksilver, Robocop, Superman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Unbreakable, Venom, Watchmen, Professor X, Yellowjacket, Zoom
Graphic designer Stephen Wildish has created A Study In Green which challenges your knowledge of lime colored pop culture figures.
The artist also created these challenging film alphabets which have been posted on our site and cards, prints and posters of the alphabets are available for purchase.
ANSWERS: Kif from Futurama, Raphael (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Oscar The Grouch from Sesame Street, Blanka from Street Fighter, The Incredible Hulk, Shrek, The Jolly Green Giant, Greedo from Star Wars, Mumm-ra fromThundercats, Kermit the Frog, Tharg the Mighty from 2000AD, The Grinch, The Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz, Yoda from Star Wars, Frankenstein, Dipsy the Teletubbie, Orville the Duck from the Keith Harris Show, Godzilla, The Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Mask
ABC Monsters by La Pompadour is a short animated film that quizzes your knowledge about movie monsters and villain types.
Graphic designer Stephen Wildish has now created the Sci-Fi Film Alphabet which challenges your Sci-Fi flick knowledge.
All of his Challenging film alphabets to date have been posted on our site and cards, prints and posters of the alphabets are available for purchase.
Answers: The Abyss, Blade Runner, Cube, Dune, The Empire Strikes Back, The Fly, Godzilla, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy, I, Robot, Judge Dredd, King Kong, The Last Starfighter, Moon, Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Omega Man, Planet of the Apes, Quartermass 2, The Running Man, Solaris, Tron, Universal Soldier, V, War of the Worlds, X-Men, Yor, The Hunter from the Future, Zardoz
