Designer of the Week

[bazzah]

This weeks featured designer is stampe!

Please join us in celebrating stampe by posting one or more of your favourite covers they have made thus far.

It doesn't matter if the cover has already been posted by someone else.

Stampe is a gifted designer, who has some great designs in his collection. A real asset to the Advanced Designer group, stampe recently narrowly missed promotion to the Master Designer group, when he placed second in the 'Kernie Master Designer Invitational' competition. And when you look through his gallery, you can see why it was so close.

Click here to see stampe's covers in our cover gallery


To share a cover from the gallery, just click the 'copy' icon, in the file information, and paste it into your reply.


Here are three of my favourites:


The Eagle Has Landed (1976)




The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017)




Puss In Boots (2011)

[ripley]

Yes, a really great designer.

This one made me discovered him



This one had confirmed that it was also one of my favourite of the site:



And these, complete all the others :-)

[RRJR84]

[sauron]

So many great covers!

I really like what he did with The Meg

[ctaulbee]

Congrats stampe

[Fidi]

You've become one the most exciting designers here on HiRes during the last one or two years.

I really like your work and your willingness to try new things and ways. And you also have a toucht for older movies. With very limited resources you did some great covers! I hope you're going to keep up your work.

Maybe the best example for the "older movies with no resources thing" - really great what you've created from nearly nothing, the design turned out very, very nice.:

[ripley]

QUOTE (Fidi @ Jan 15 2021, 01:11 PM) Maybe the best example for the "older movies with no resources thing" - really great what you've created from nearly nothing, the design turned out very, very nice.:

Exactly, you're right. An excellent example. I love that cover

[zorbic]

My personal favourite. I remember the assets for this cover being so varied, but the resulting cover is seamless:

[Bunny Dojo]

Stampe's cover for Operation Petticoat has already been mentioned twice, and you can count me on board with those who really appreciate his ability to bring energy to tough titles.

Animation can also be tough, but Stampe has been hitting all the right notes on his animation collection covers, with Onward among his most vibrant designs:




His designs for newer titles are also fantastic:







As Bazzah alluded to, it's easy to envision "Master Designer" being added under Stampe's user name soon.

[abendhei]

Congrats stampe.

It´s not so easy to create covers for older movies, because the usable pictures can be very rare sometimes. But you´re really talented in giving all that classic movies a new great look. Some not yet mentioned examples are:


Great design ensures for a elegant and high-quality cover


Exspecially the front is ingenious

But I also like your covers to actually movies:

Cool artwork