Midsommar

Flower crowns, endless daylight, and a smile that’s hard to read. This Midsommar print turns Ari Aster’s 2019 folk-horror film into a clean, midcentury-inspired design. A grainy black-and-white portrait sits against a block of faded teal, framed by warm cream space and bold Swiss-style type. The design takes its cues from vintage film posters and 1960s graphic design: a restrained palette of black, mustard, and teal, a tight typographic grid, and a textured paper finish that makes it look like it came out of a print shop decades ago. It’s unsettling up close and calm from across the room, the same trick the film pulls. It works in a living room gallery wall, a home theater, or a reading nook, and makes a good gift for horror fans, A24 devotees, and anyone who still thinks about that final scene.