The Lady from Shanghai

[Bunny Dojo]

Film critic Dave Kehr popularly called The Lady From Shanghai "The weirdest great movie ever made."
It's not a personal favorite, but it's definitely interesting and at times still incredibly vibrant and innovative.

Looking at the cover again, I was probably a little too enamored with the before-and-after of the colorizing and didn't do enough to elevate this beyond being just a still photo with a title on top. But, overall, I'm still pretty excited with the result:



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[attachment=40408:TheLadyF...k_Before.jpg] . . . [attachment=40409:TheLadyF...ck_After.jpg]



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[Matush]

This is a great design Tim, You are a very talented graphic designer my friend.

[VincentLupo]

I can see why you might have been enamored with your work. I find this to be a very elegant design that fits the film very well. Excellent!

[bazzah]

I think the design is as good as the image work. Your skills in bringing these old black and white image to life amazes me every time!

[wysmommy]

You've done an outstanding job once again.

[ctaulbee]

You have mad skills my friend

[Sxxo]

Amazing colouring work

[sauron]

Amazing work as always!

[robe77]

Congratulations Tim, what you do with the pictures is amazing. I always look at your work with an open mouth. All of your work reflects uniqueness.

[Fidi]

Of course I knew that was your entry.

Again you've done another outstanding job with the colorizing. The boat-in-the-water-background just looks like an official artwork.
Got my top vote.