Convierte clásicos juegos de mesa en películas de miedo y el resultado es aterrador

Los juegos de mesa son uno de los mayores entretenimientos que puede haber para todo tipo de reunión o celebración. Pasan los años y nos damos cuenta de que la tecnología y tanto las consolas como los juegos interactivos van ganando cada vez más fuerza entre grandes y pequeños, sin embargo estos no cambian lo bien que uno se lo puede pasar con un juego de mesa. Según la edad algunos pueden parecer mucho más divertidos que otros, sin embargo siempre hay alguno con lo que uno se lo pasará en grande.

Como pasa con otros tipos de productos, existen juegos de mesa clásicos a los que todos hemos jugado alguna vez. Según el país en el que vivamos puede que algunos juegos sean más populares que otros, sin embargo ya hay algunos internacionales y a los que todos hemos jugado alguna vez. Estos principalmente son juegos bastante sencillos y aptos para todos los públicos, pero que si se modifican pueden ser totalmente aterradores.

A través de una cuenta de Instagram, podemos conocer cual sería el lado más siniestro de los clásicos juegos de mesa, gracias a unas increíbles ilustraciones. En esta cuenta se suben carteles de los que serían películas de terror reales, pero que realmente están basadas en juegos de mesa mundialmente conocidos. Algunas están relacionadas con carteles de películas ya conocidas sin embargo esto no hace que sean igualmente aterradoras.

La versión más terrorífica de juegos de mesa clásicos

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WHAT IF?! • I'm back with an all new installment in this crazy series. • DON'T WAKE DADDY. • My idea here was to suggest when told "don't wake daddy", it could mean not to wake what lurks inside instead. • Prints available in my store! Link in bio. • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #movieposter #posterdesign #horror #horrormovie #graphicdesign #art

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 10 Oct, 2020 a las 5:41 PDT

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WHAT IF?! • Evil lurks beneath in the upcoming creature thriller, Don't Break the Ice! • Had to throw in the ice pick as a nice little nod to the original game. • This one challenged me to get the correct vibe as far as coloring. The first two I saved and thought "ok its done" just didn't sit well with me when coming back to it. I was getting more action thriller than I was scary thriller. • If you've been following along with this series, it's now available as prints! Link in bio that will take you to my store! • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #adobe #movieposter #graphicdesign #art #design #composite #photomanipulation #photocomposite #creature #dontbreaktheice

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 29 Jul, 2020 a las 7:36 PDT

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WHAT IF?! • Don't Get Caught. Mouse Trap, the all new original horror movie from SyFy • Fun fact, the entire room, besides the pipes, was built from scratch in Photoshop. Add in some mice, Few pipes, take a photo of myself laying in my office, and you end up with this. • If you've been following along with this series, it's now available as prints! Link in bio that will take you to my store! • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #adobe #movieposter #graphicdesign #art #design #composite #photomanipulation #photocomposite #mousetrap #hasbro #syfy

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 21 Jul, 2020 a las 8:16 PDT

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WHAT IF?! • Next poster in the children's games twisted into a scary movie series. This one is a tad different, as it most likely wouldn't be considered a "horror" film, but letting @timburton handle this title just felt right. • I mean, a giant snake made out of black licorice? Come on now. • This poster has 483 layers and took a VERY long time to put together, haha. The layout was tricky but I think it came out really cool! This could easily be redone as triptych landscape poster. Hope you like it! • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #adobe #movieposter #graphicdesign #art #design #composite #photomanipulation #photocomposite #hasbro #timburton #hasbro #candyland

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 16 Jul, 2020 a las 8:44 PDT

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WHAT IF?! • New series I'm making to pass the time while work is still scarce. I wanted to revisit an older idea I had, while also comparing how my skills have changed, and do a new version of a Hungry Hippos horror movie poster. • @blumhouse is one of my personal favorite horror movie production companies, so why not pretend to have them take on this @hasbro license? • Finishing this poster sparked the desire to explore this concept more, child games twisted into a scary/dark/horror theme, so I've turned it onto a series and will continue to add to it. • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #adobe #movieposter #graphicdesign #art #design #composite #photomanipulation #photocomposite #hasbro #hungryhippos #blumhouse #hasbro @ampposters

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 15 Jul, 2020 a las 9:26 PDT

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WHAT IF?! • A common game that has been suggested over the craziness that has been the last 48 hours - Chutes and Ladders is now a horror film! ???? • This was one of my favorite games growing up, so naturally it was one of the first games I worked on for this series. I couldn't get "giant death slide" out of my head while thinking of concepts for this one, so I went with it. • If you've been following along with this series, it's now available as prints! Link in bio that will take you to my store! • What children's board game would you like to see twisted? • #photoshop #adobe #movieposter #graphicdesign #art #design #composite #photomanipulation #photocomposite #chutesandladders #hasbro

Una publicación compartida de Justin Bryant (@1126artstudio) el 17 Jul, 2020 a las 8:47 PDT

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