16mm Tank Tops
Description: Film is alive! Kodak film is alive! Yes, they're surviving and making a recovery. Digital was killing film, but film is a beautiful survivor. True enthusiasts watch the credits. When they see this logo, they know that the director and cinematographer are using true artistry in making the movie you just watched! See my designer page for more cinematography designs!
Description: Yep, this is an obscure logo re-creation. It's one of the 16mm film stocks I used as a student in the 90's. Painstakingly recreated design, down to the Keykode emblem, this one is mainly for my own enjoyment. But, if you have a favorite film stock or design request message me at my IG (see my main banner image for the address) and if I think I can do it, I'll upload it here within a few days!
Description: Hello film school friends from Pittsburgh Filmmakers and beyond! This is our camera. The Arri BL 16mm film camera. The workhorse. The MF'er that we carried on the bus along with sticks and a massive light kit back to the dorms. Relive that bliss with this logo on your shirt or other item! Then get your butt back to Oakland to get it returned on time to avoid the Equipment Office's fine!
Description: Capture the magic of analog filmmaking! This minimalist vintage Super 8 movie camera illustration is designed for filmmakers, cinematographers, cinephiles, and analog photography lovers. Perfect for indie film creators, movie buffs, or film school students who appreciate retro aesthetic and classic cinema history. Great gift idea for directors, camera operators, and movie enthusiasts!
Description: Yep, this is an obscure logo re-creation. It's one of the 16mm film stocks I used as a student in the 90's. Painstakingly recreated design, down to the Keykode emblem, this one is mainly for my own enjoyment. But, if you have a favorite film stock or design request message me at my IG (see my main banner image for the address) and if I think I can do it, I'll upload it here within a few days!
Description: Yep, this is an obscure logo re-creation. It's the "KEYKODE" emblem seen on the cans and spools of motion picture film, representing Eastman Kodak's edge number coding system. Painstakingly recreated design, this one is mainly for my own enjoyment. But, if you have a favorite film stock or design request message me at my IG (see my main banner image for the address) and if I think I can do it, I'll upload it here within a few days!
Description: We are celebrating this day by honoring one of the most popular human innovations of all time. Before the introduction of the camera or video recorders, it was impossible to record memories anywhere other than our brains. However, with technological advancements, this became possible with the invention of the camcorder, a device that would record and store videos simultaneously.
