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Film and television posters reimagined as stack of retro tapes

As we teeter on the cusp of awards season, this graphic design project by Jordan Bolton seems extremely fitting.

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Stack of coloured cassette tapes reimagined as film posters including Lady Bird, Call Me By Your Name and Stranger Things, designed by Jordan Bolton

The Cassette Series reimagines films and TV shows as stacks of retro tapes, focusing specifically on those where music plays an important role. In addition, the colour palette for each tape is styled with that of the show or film and the typography is mirrored in style and hue.

Posters in the series include Lady Bird, Call Me By Your Name, Stranger Things and 20th Century Women, among others. Discover more on Jordan's Etsy shop and Instagram account.

Stack of cassette tapes reimagined as film and TV posters, including Call Me By Your Name, Gimochée Chalamet, Oliver, Mr Perlman and other titles in retro styling
A stack of colourful VHS cassette spines featuring La La Land, Emma Stone, Mia Dolan, Ryan Gosling, Sebastian Palmer and other cast and crew names in styled typography and colour-coordinated designs
Stacked cassette tape spines reimagined as film and TV show posters, including Her, written and directed by Spike Jonze, and other titles with coordinating colours and typography
Stack of coloured VHS cassettes reimagined as film posters including The Life Aquatic, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson, with other films' spines visible below
Stack of retro cassette tapes designed by Jordan Bolton featuring films and TV shows including Stranger Things, Millie Bobby Brown Eleven, Mike Wheeler, Dustin Henderson and others
Stack of retro VHS cassettes reimagined as Guardians of the Galaxy and other Marvel films, each with coloured spines featuring character and film names in styled typography
Stack of colourful cassette tapes reimagined as film and TV show posters, including The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Sam, Ezra Miller Patrick and Mr Anderson by Paul Rudd
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