The Criterion Collection

In late 2016, I was commissioned by the Criterion Collection to photograph the cover and interiors for the edition of Andrew Haigh’s masterful 45 Years. I’m a photographer and artist based in the UK, and I had first worked with Criterion last . . . Read more »

The Lone Wolf and Cub film series has its roots in Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima’s manga of the same name, which was itself a major influence on Western cartooning and illustration in the 1980s. It felt only natural to pay homage to that . . . Read more »

Guillermo del Toro has worked with an incredibly deep bench of talented visual effects artists, production designers, storyboard artists, and creature designers over the years, and of course his own visual imagination is second-to-none. When . . . Read more »

How we riffed on the design of Stanley Kubrick’s classic satire. Read more »

In the two oil paintings he created for our release of Bitter Rice, renowned illustrator Ken Laager conveys the, ahem, ample charms of Giuseppe De Santis’s film with deliciously pulpy flair. Read more »

The particular challenge of designing covers for anthology films like Kwaidan lies in finding a way to represent the set without favoring any one piece over the others. Fortuitously, we found a perfect point of departure in Kobayashi’s own . . . Read more »

Criterion’s Eric Skillman writes about the challenge of designing the box set Les Blank: Always for Pleasure. Read more »