James Rostron

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Ghostbusters (1984)

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The Lord of the Rings (2001 - 03)

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Coco Pops Redesign

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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)

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Redesign of Burnley Football Club

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Sleepy Hollow (1999)

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Updated version on my James Bond post:  All 24 films in chronological order represented by its own graphical rectangle

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Princess Mononoke (1997)

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For anyone who cares, I have finally decided to start a Facebook page. You can visit, like and share the page at the link below (or don’t, I’m not bothered what you do): https://www.facebook.com/jamesrostrondesign In honour of my swanky new page, I’ve decided to update a few of my more popular posts, starting with my Lord of the Rings route map. This post was the first one to really take off when I posted it nearly 4 years ago. Thank you to everyone who liked and shared it and followed me since I started this Tumblr page back in 2012. ...and if you want to see the original route map, you can still see it below: http://jamesrostron.tumblr.com/post/43806042266/a-double-bill-of-lord-of-the-rings-posts-today

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What we do in the Shadows

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The highest grossing films of the last 100 years (not adjusted for inflation)

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Route Map for every character in Jurassic Park

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36 logos redesigned

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Time Line map of all characters (except Einstein) in the Back to the Future trilogy who use the time machines...

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70 Years of Rock and Metal represented by 100 of the most popular and influential bands and artists; past, present and future. Each bar signifies the band’s active years from their first single to their break-up and the colour(s) represent the band’s genre(s). I’m sure there are plenty of bands that people think may or may not deserve to be on the list, but these are the acts I personally think represent all genres, decades and importance of Rock music.