Graphic designer Annie Atkins (@annieatkins) helps turn fantastical, imaginary settings into intricate realities on screen. Most recently, as the lead graphic designer on the 2014 film “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” she was involved in creating almost every object in director Wes Anderson’s stylized world. The story takes place in a fictional Eastern European country, set between the First and Second World Wars. "We looked at all kinds of references from 1930s Eastern Europe: telegrams, notebooks, antique newspapers,” she says. “I combed thrift stores and flea markets looking for old packaging and love letters, so I could get the style of everything from the handwriting to the postage stamps right.” For more behind-the-scenes photos from life on set, follow @annieatkins. For more Golden Globes-nominated films and the talent behind them, explore the #GoldenGlobes hashtag.
Photo by @annieatkins