Eileen Steinbach, the Clio Award-winning artist behind the name SG Posters, has been making waves in the world of entertainment design. Her journey began in advertising, where she honed her skills in branding and editorial design. But it was her passion for cinema that led her to create movie posters, a field that has become her main focus. Steinbach's work is characterized by conceptual minimalism, with strong and evocative ideas at its core. She works both illustratively and image-based, creating striking imagery that captures the essence of a film. As part of the artist collective Poster Posse, she has collaborated with studios and producers, creating promotional art and tribute pieces that have gained recognition. Her work has been featured on social media platforms, and she has built a strong following, with her posters appearing in Google searches and on news articles. Steinbach's inspiration comes from a variety of sources, including Monet, Disney, Tim Burton, Warhol, and Sagmeister. She has also been influenced by artists like Akiko Stehrenberger, whose work she finds phenomenal. For budding artists, Steinbach offers advice: pursue your passion wholeheartedly, start with real intention, and connect with other artists. Her future projects include more key art projects, packaging, and physical media, as well as book covers and teaching. Her favorite movies and TV shows include horror and fantastical films like Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands and Big Fish, as well as quiet dramas like The Shining and Seven. Her work can be found on her website, social media hubs, and her Instagram account.
