It is time once again to visit the past; the year 1984 to be exact- with DaVinci’s Dreams amazing and officially licensed (STUDIOCANAL) The Terminator prints by artists Stan & Vince.
Working with the amazingly talented French illustration duo Stan & Vince, DaVinci’s Dreams is honoured to release a beautiful officially licensed screen print for James Cameron’s iconic 1984 film, The Terminator.
The Terminator will be released on Monday 7th March at 4:00PM GMT, right here in the shop section at davincisdreams.com.
Regular Edition:
The poster depicts Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) and Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) running away from the unstoppable THE TERMINATOR in downtown LA. The mighty Endoskeleton in the original classic and best unbeaten design looms over the scene #BadAssAsFuck
24″x36″
9 Colors
Hand numbered. Edition of 325. Printed by SP Productions. £43
T-800 Variant Edition:
24″x36″
9 Colors
Hand numbered. Edition of 175. Printed by SP Productions. £55
Tech-Noir Ultra Variant Edition:
24″x36″
10 Colors (Including 1 Metallic)
Metallic ink applied to the Endoskeleton
Hand numbered. Edition of 50. Printed by SP Productions. £75
Here’s what Stan & Vince had to say about The Terminator:
“When we were approached by DaVinci’s Dreams about doing a print for The Terminator the simple answer was YES! The Terminator is a movie we have cherished since we were in our teens, and because the film is regarded as the first public success of James Cameron, who’s vision we have always admired.
As with all poster projects we handle, we try to find the right balance between the “retro” feel, and the necessity to conceptualise a poster that would please us and the audience of today. We chose to illustrate the chase scene between the Terminator, Sarah and Kyle after their confrontation at the Tech-Noir club. Not to mention we absolutely loved the opportunity to represent the Endoskeleton, the climax of the film and the unmistakable icon of the franchise.”We are proud to finally share Stan & Vince’s vision with you!
We love the R Rated tone of the poster and the return to the genuine roots of the saga. Hopefully this is the beginning of better things for this franchise in terms of getting the tone and audience right in future Terminator movies. We hope to see more excellent Terminator art in the future from Stan and Vince.
You will be able to order your posters (when available) at DaVinci’s Dreams website ‘Shop Page’.
