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Thanks for continuing to do these shows. Here's four of my latest posters (all should be in shop soon at nathannunart.etsy.com ) (Brief picture descriptions in alt text)
A movie poster that is a parody of the classic film, The Birds. A cat winces and holds up its paws to defend itself from birds flying around them. A large silhouette of a bird is overlayed on the cat creating a sinister feel. At bottom in large stylized text reads "Birds" and at top in smaller text reads "Uh Oh, They Mad!" and "Screechy, Stabby, Revenge" A cat poster in the style of a 1950's propaganda poster. A large, orange cat in worker overalls holds a huge red flag in one paw while the other sweeps away models of war machines from a table he looms over. Government officials and military officers sitting around the table are surprised, outraged, and scared. The slogan on the flag reads "Workers Demand Justice and Peace." A cat poster in the style of a 1950's soviet propaganda poster. In the top panel a cat wearing a suit sneaks up on a sun starting to rise in the distance. They hold a dagger behind their back and a bomb in their other hand. Under their arm is a ledger, some kind of map, and handcuffs. In the larger, lower panel a huge red cat in worker dress holds up a torch such that it is centered within the risen sun - the hammer and sickle is its flame. The cats stance is casual but confident and full of pride. The prowling cat is startled by this large figure that has arisen with the sun and drops everything in surprise and fear, his hair standing on end. Text reads "The foes of liberation think they can conquer any horizon...But this horizon is ours, the world's workers. The dawn of peaceful labour - never to be extinguished!" Signed N.Nun An illustrated movie poster for "Dracatula," a cat version of Dracula. In the poster a vampire cat in suit and cape embraces his victim, a white cat in a red dress, just before a bit. Behind Dracula is a large white circle representing the moon and three vampire bats. The film title is made of dramatic, bloody letters of white and red. The subheading reads "The nightmare that lives on cat blood." Under this is text which reads "An Upright Pictures and Scaredy Cat Film Release"
March 13, 2025 at 11:16 PM