While eating lunch at Fiddleheads the other day, I noticed a series of prints on the wall that I found to be slightly odd (in a good way), professionally done, and like nothing I had ever seen before. I learned that the artist/graphic designer was Michael T. Harmon, a student in his last semester at Buffalo State College. Being a film buff, I was fascinated by the style of the works, and found myself imagining what each of the story lines would be if such movies were to be released.
I was so captivated by Electro that I was tempted to reach out to local script writer Jeff Wilber who I felt would be the perfect person to take the concept from artwork to the big screen. Escape from the Hotel Lenox was another fun-filled daydream that I could not get out of my head... Jeff? A little help with the half baked plot that came to me as I sat eating my pizzette?
I reached out to Michael to learn more about the works and he relayed that he had just finished showing them at an exhibit at the Karpeles Manuscript Museum. Unfortunately that exhibit has passed, but Michael expressed an interest in the works being featured on BRO along with his artist's statement that follows:
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I was so captivated by Electro that I was tempted to reach out to local script writer Jeff Wilber who I felt would be the perfect person to take the concept from artwork to the big screen. Escape from the Hotel Lenox was another fun-filled daydream that I could not get out of my head... Jeff? A little help with the half baked plot that came to me as I sat eating my pizzette?
I reached out to Michael to learn more about the works and he relayed that he had just finished showing them at an exhibit at the Karpeles Manuscript Museum. Unfortunately that exhibit has passed, but Michael expressed an interest in the works being featured on BRO along with his artist's statement that follows:
that's good stuff