After the end of The Promised Neverland manga, the creators are still somewhat busy, including illustrator Posuka Demizu, who made a special poster of the new adaptation of Dune, from director Denis Villeneuve, which will hit theaters in Japan on October 15th.
Demizu shared this illustration of Dune for the whole world to see, as the impressive piece puts Paul in front, while in the center is Dune’s leader in armor and a knife in hand. In the background are also characters from House Atreides, as well as Vladimir Harkonnen and a huge sandworm.
According to the author of The Promised Neverland, the poster was made to celebrate the premiere of the film, and as she had the opportunity to see it, she praised the intensity of some scenes, in which she says she could hardly breathe, as well as emphasizing that it is a story that can be felt.
“There are so many tense scenes one after another that I didn’t have time to breathe. The different culture on an alien planet is described in a haunting way. It is a story in which you can feel the pulse of a small family in the middle of a huge desert ”.
Before this incredible gift, the director Villeneuve expressed being very impressed, since it is something that is meaningful to him, that artists can get inspiration from their work and be able to incorporate it into theirs, in addition to considering it a beautiful gift and that their eyes are they were attracted by the composition of the piece.
“There is something very special about using gravity dynamically to highlight the drawing. I think it is very beautiful and very poetic ”.
Dune’s new film has begun airing in several countries since September 17, but it won’t arrive in the United States until October 22. For the first time, Japan will have an American movie premiere, something that doesn’t happen very often.
