Drew Struzan with his original Revenge of the Jedi poster illustration

Fans of Motion Picture movie art are no stranger to the illustrated works of Drew Struzan and Bob Peak. Both with distinct styles all their own, their contributions to theatrical one sheets and movie marketing materials over the past 30 years is immeasurable. Whether you’re a fan of Bob Peak’s broad colors and refractive bursts of light, or Drew Struzan’s life-like character illustrations and warm-palleted painting style, you’ll love this fantastic exhibition going on now thru May 26th at the Forest Lawn Museum in Los Angeles.

You may know of Forest Lawn as being a cemetery, but they actually do have a year round museum that features works of art from various styles of artists from around the world. This weekend, Beyond the Marquee will be present for the Opening Reception with Drew himself along with a VIP guest list of friends, fans and filmmakers. We’ll be covering the event for the new season of our famous BTM Web-series, so check back soon for that episode. Click ahead for further details of the event, some EXCLUSIVE pics of Drew checking out the gallery before its initial opening, and some of our favorite Drew and Bob posters.

Drew & Bob – The Masters of Movie Art

January 24 @ 10:00 am – May 26 @ 5:00 pm

Featuring the illustration and fine art of Drew Struzan and Bob Peak.

Forest Lawn – Glendale – Museum

Drew Struzan posing perfectly amongst his posing portraits (Say that 5 times fast!)

A brief look at a section of the gallery featuring Drew’s famous movie poster originals

If you missed Beyond the Marquee’s episodes featuring our Exclusive interview with Drew Struzan … then check them out here: PART 1 and PART 2

Star Trek The Motion Picture – Bob Peak

Back to the Future III – Drew Struzan

‘Silverado’ by Bob Peak

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom – Drew Struzan

Excalibur – Bob Peak

Blade Runner – Drew Struzan

Superman – Bob Peak

Revenge of the Jedi – Drew Struzan

What’s your favorite Drew Struzan or Bob Peak piece of Motion Picture Art? Let us know below…