EXPANDED UNIVERSE

Introducing Alternative Movie Posters’ genesis collection on Nifty Gateway, going live on June 28th in collaboration with FAN3, featuring three unique artists Jeff Jacobs, Scott Balmer and Gustavo Viselner. Celebrating the World of Movies in a Whole New Light!

AMP, the leading global platform for alternative movie posters, is excited to announce the launch of the EXPANDED UNIVERSE, this collection delves into uncharted territories beyond the movies, unveiling a fresh and distinctive perspective on the world of pop culture icons.

The AMP EXPANDED UNIVERSE Digital Collection aim to celebrate the vast and immersive world of movie-related popular culture. This innovative initiative provides artists with a unique opportunity to create original art pieces inspired by the beloved movies we all know and cherish. As a result, AMP fans will have the chance to own one-of-a-kind, official digital art collections that embody our shared passion for the world of movies, TV, and games. Enthusiasts can delve into a vibrant marketplace where they can buy, sell, and trade unique digital art pieces from their favourite artists.

Imagine exploring the world of pop culture icons from a completely fresh perspective. That's exactly what the AMP EXPANDED UNIVERSE Digital Collection aims to accomplish, holding immense untapped potential for artistic expression and bringing this new dimension to life. It's a thrilling endeavour that art lovers and fans alike won't want to miss.

FAN3 and Alternative Movie Posters invites everyone to join the excitement, immerse yourself in the captivating world of movie-related art, support your favourite artists, and participate in a revolutionary way of collecting and experiencing digital art.

Gustavo Viselner was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1982. He studied Animation and illustration in Bezalel Academy of Arts in Jerusalem, and in SVA in New York City. After finishing his studies, Gustavo started working in the gaming industry as an artist, and eventually as lead artist for two companies, Sunset Games and Gameduchy. Since 2009 Gustavo is a freelance artist and art director and he is well known for his pixel art. Gustavo has worked with leading companies, magazines and brands such as Google, Nike, New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Reel FX. Gustavo's work is inspired by pop culture, nostalgia and video game references. He mainly works on art assets for video games and illustrations for magazines and marketing purposes. Gustavo's work was displayed in exhibitions around the world, and were also sold as 1/1 NFTs. In his work in the NFT space, Gustavo co-founded Animetas and designed three PFP projects. These days Gustavo is focusing on his personal artwork and Ali’s working on his first indie adventure game, based on his childhood experiences.

Jeff Jacobs (known as @retro1sheet) is a Boston-based Digital Artist and Creative Director. His passion for film and motion graphics inspired him to create looping, cinemagraph-style motion posters that tap into the emotional connection we have with our favourite movies. What started as a fun, pandemic-born distraction has garnered the attention of major movie studios, including official motion poster work for Lionsgate. With the rapid advances in digital display hardware, Jeff hopes his motion posters will find more homes in the physical world and help others see the value in marketing for film—and inspire a new generation of poster art collecting.

Scott Balmer is an illustrator and designer who is based in Scotland United Kingdom. He grew up in the town of Dundee where he would spend a large chunk of time drawing away making weird and wonderful things before realising his calling to the world of illustration. Scott produces lively surreal artwork with vivid colours while sprinkling a hint of psychedelic elements to the finished piece. Scott has made work for clients both large and small from big tech giants to publications, including national and international newspapers from around the world. He has also exhibited in places such as New York, London, LA and Japan with his graphic psychedelic work.