Acquired Stardust
i don't do bad sauce passes
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Jules of Nature
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@geminianum
We’re not huge wine enthusiasts, but we love a good sparkling wine. We also love designing wine labels!
This project was extra special because In Sylvis is a small, local winery founded by a young couple—just like our own design studio. 👫🏻
Tempora Anni (Latin for “seasons”) is imagined as a sparkling wine for every moment of the year. We brought this idea to life by illustrating one continuous landscape, where all seasons coexist. As you roll the bottle, the seasons shift. ✨
Sometimes film projects completed months apart end up meeting at the same festival! 🍿
This just happened at the Manchester Film Festival with Una Notte (a short film by Rob Harris) and Think of England (a feature by Richard Hawkins).
A few snaps of London from my October 2025 trip.
My entry to the poster competition on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Patrice Lumumba.
Poster design for the Angela Schanelec programme in ICA London.
Sometimes, symmetry is the right answer 💛
Sketch vs final for a beer festival poster design. A lot of steps happen in between. And usually I'm not sure it will work until the very end... :)
Poster design for a beer festival.
Exhibition banners by The Met. See more at https://t.co/sB8UNDCRcP
Something new coming soon...
Poster design for Barbrix! or How to Maybe Capture a Psychic Hominid (2025). Directed by Dylan Dugas. Illustration by Sara Kern Gacesa
Finding the invisible in movie posters
Lately I've been geeking out on geometry in design.
A thing called 'dynamic symmetry' excited me quite a bit, so I tried it on a bunch of movie posters and wrote this article with a bunch of examples.
Click here for more: https://www.geminianum.com/blog/invisible-in-movie-posters
Jaws (1975) Designed by Roger Kastel
John McEnroe: In the Realm of Perfection (2018) Designed by CheckMorris
The King (2017) Designed by Brandon Schaefer
The Disciple (2020) Designed by Midnight Marauder
La French (2014) Designed by Akiko Stehrenberger
La Notte (1961) Designed by Keiko Kimura
Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam (1920) Designed by Johan Brosow
Coffee & posters... could be a Jarmusch movie?
The road to a finished movie poster is often long and winding—it can take weeks, months or more (!) to reach the destination. Client choosing the right concept feels like half the job is done, but in many ways, it’s only a new beginning… I’ll stop before getting too philosophical :)
These four examples of my past projects show selected concepts vs. final designs, side by side.
Learn more about how I make movie posters here: https://www.geminianum.com/my-process
My latest work—the official theatrical poster for Karen (2021), a thriller written and directed by Coke Daniels.
Just as the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony was starting, I got this Japanese beauty from Taschen…
About last night—my first watch of Suspiria (1977) at the Pula Film Festival. I can’t imagine a better place for this than the Roman amphitheatre.