Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

We’re big fans of mashups here on this site but I don’t think we’ve ever seen mashups quite like this.  Mainly because when you’re mashing up movies, TV shows, and whatever else, you rarely incorporate directors or producers.  99% of the time you’re taking key character and elements of a story and mashing them up with other media.  That’s why we’re particularly fond of the creativity from this artist.

American visual artist Mike Leavitt loves movies and he decided to carve 16 wooden figures to honor some of his favorite directors. He made the sculptures from wood and clay, and he says that he loves movies because they trick him into remembering how beautiful the world is.

Leavitt decided to capture some of these directors’ best films and made these wacky looking figures that takes bits and pieces from their films.   If the George Lucas figure above is any indication, you’ll understand what I mean.  Have a look:

Hayao Miyazaki

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Alfred Hitchcock

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Quentin Tarantino

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Tim Burton

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Steven Spielberg

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Stanley Kubrick

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Martin Scorsese

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

James Cameron

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Woody Allen

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Francis Ford Coppola

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

David Lynch

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Orson Welles

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Wes Anderson

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Spike Lee

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Kathryn Bigelow

Merging Famous Directors With Their Iconic Characters

Pictures via Mike Leavitt Art

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