The undisputed king of film title design, Saul Bass had a unique ability to identify ... After The Man with the Golden Arm, Bass went on to produce title sequences and posters for many of the last ...

A new level of elegance was reached in 1954 when director Otto Preminger hired Saul Bass to design a poster for Carmen Jones. The Bronx-born designer, who would become an icon of branding and logo ...

Although he left us nearly two decades ago, Saul Bass has left his stamp in the world of posters and with the many rush jobs coming out of Hollywood, it’d be nice to his style peek out a little more ...

The BLT Communications co-founder and principal, who tearfully shook hands with the legendary Bass at the 1992 Key Art Awards, knows "iconic" when she sees it. By David Peters The inaugural Saul ...

If Bass could've made the title more visible I would've loved to see that in a final poster. But the yellow poster is plenty awesome and creepy on its own. Isildur_of_Numenor on Aug 7, 2014 ...

Saul Bass died nearly 20 years ago, but his influence still looms large over Hollywood. Over the course of his 40-year career, Bass designed some of the most iconic movie posters and title ...

fine-point Saul Bass sketches for Stanley Kubrick‘s “The Shining.” Reportedly Bass showed Kubrick 300 different versions before the director settled on the original poster design (above).

It calls to mind the art of Saul Bass, one of history’s most famous graphic designers. Bass is the artist behind some of the most recognizable designs of the 20th century, including the title ...

Saul Bass (1920-1996) enjoyed a storied career as a graphic designer, whose corporate identity work for companies such as AT&T, Bell Telephone, Esso, and United Airlines provided them with some of the ...

This new one is absolutely stunning, a Saul Bass (specifically Vertigo) inspired poster that flips the dizzying height visuals into dizzying depths, to emphasize and remind us that Paul Conroy has ...