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"...what those movies have meant to you, and how, as an artist, you're able to transfer that brilliantly into amazing collective compositions with color and style. Your art is your art. Nobody has ever done anything before the way you do."
When Disney secured the Indiana Jones Adventure ride license from Lucasfilm, they didnβt have permission to use Harrison Fordβs likeness for the poster art. Drew Struzan called Harrison Ford and directly asked him. Ford permitted Struzan because he inherently trusted him.
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Spielberg: βDrew made event art. His posters made many of our movies into destinations β¦ and the memory of those movies and the age we were when we saw them always comes flashing back just by glancing at his iconic photorealistic imagery. In his own invented style, nobody drew like Drew.β