Artist Profile

Andrew Rowland

Limited Edition Movie Posters & Art Prints

Andrew Rowland is a contemporary artist specializing in alternative movie poster art, working primarily through traditional hand-drawn illustration techniques. His artwork demonstrates a meticulous approach, utilizing pen, pencil, and comic markers to create detailed original illustrations that are then translated into screen prints. Rowland has established a strong partnership with Bottleneck Gallery, one of the premier venues for limited edition poster releases, which has helped position his work within the competitive alternative movie poster market.

Rowland's visual approach combines intricate linework with atmospheric compositions that capture iconic cinematic moments. His Lost in Translation series depicts Bob and Charlotte in their Tokyo hotel rooms gazing out at the mesmerizing cityscape, perfectly encapsulating the film's themes of isolation and wonder. His sold-out Akira poster, released through Bottleneck Gallery, showcases his ability to translate complex anime imagery into his distinctive hand-drawn aesthetic. Other notable works include posters for The Shining, Twin Peaks, Monster Squad, and The Lost Boys, demonstrating his range across horror, science fiction, and cult cinema.

Collectors pursue Andrew Rowland's work for its combination of technical craftsmanship and carefully controlled availability. His Twin Peaks variant was limited to just 50 copies as a 24" x 36" screen print, while his Lost Boys variant was released as artist proofs. The rapid sell-out of pieces like his Akira poster reflects strong market demand, with secondary market prices often exceeding initial retail. His traditional illustration methods and selective release schedule through respected galleries make each new Rowland poster a significant collecting event.