Star Wars Art: Posters Review By Kenny Kraly Jr

Star Wars Art : Posters is another amazing volume to the Star Wars Art Series. Art Posters is the 5th book in the series but this time it does focus on Star Wars Poster designs. From Drew Struzan to other poster artist like Tom Jung , John Alvin , Roger Kastel , John Berkey and many others Star Wars Poster Artwork has captured our imagination and has been a big part in selling the Star Wars Films , TV Shows like The Clone Wars and now Rebels.

The Art Posters book features many different and amazing Star Wars Poster Artwork from the first six films, to the video games, the animated show Star Wars The Clone Wars, and even some from the new Disney XD animated series Star Wars Rebels as well as the early concepts of the different posters before the designers and Lucasfilm selected the final poster image.

The posters that are shown in the book are the full painted artwork without the lettering and they look stunning. The book also features a forward by Drew Struzan and an introduction by Roger Kastel. If your a fan of Star Wars movie posters or film posters in general Star Wars Art : Posters is the book you are looking for.

MTFBWY Always.

Kenny Kraly Jr
@KennyKraly

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