Watercolor fan poster of the Lost TV show main cast posed in a lush tropical island jungle

Moody watercolor portrait of four solemn men with Los Simuladores title text in the top right

Promotional poster for supernatural horror series FROM featuring Sheriff Boyd with eerie ghostly painted figures

Watercolor fan art poster for the Fringe sci-fi series featuring lead cast and the Observers

Watercolor fan poster of the Lost TV show main cast posed

By @charlypalermo · Oct 30, 2026

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MY FAVORITES (In watercolor) 4 of my favorite series. LOST: It dragged on a bit for my taste, but it was still a time when series ran for much longer. But the premise, the attention you had to pay to every detail, kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end, with impressive performances. LOS SIMULADORES: An Argentinian series that was adapted in several countries. Spectacular scripts. A very original idea and superlative acting. A real treat. FROM: It captivated me from the very first minute. A mix of horror with suspense, a Stephen King-esque mystery, and something of the LOST style as well. I'm waiting for the final season. FRINGE: Unusual. Different. A magnificent idea and a disturbing and captivating plot. Perhaps not as appreciated as it should be, in my opinion. A masterful John Noble, very well supported by Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson. Brilliant.

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This hand-painted watercolor fan art poster celebrates the iconic hit mystery drama series Lost, featuring the core ensemble cast standing against a misty, dense green jungle backdrop. Muted earthy and forest green tones carry the tense, enigmatic mood of the classic show, paired with the beloved "everything happens for a reason" tagline above the weathered LOST title text. The soft illustrative style gives the nostalgic television artwork a thoughtful, atmospheric feel.

This atmospheric watercolor fan poster for the beloved Argentine series Los Simuladores features the show's four lead characters lined up in a tight, serious group portrait. Muted cool teal and charcoal grey watercolor washes build a tense, brooding mood, with off-white title text set against a soft, textured dark background. The painterly, expressive art style leans into the quiet thriller tone of the popular crime drama series.

This textured, painterly official poster advertises the hit supernatural horror series FROM, centered on lead character Sheriff Boyd Stevens played by Harold Perrineau. Warm golden yellow backdrops, distressed brushwork, and pale menacing ghost figures looming behind the lead build a tense, ominous mood. The hand-painted white "FROM" title overlays the composition, matching the show's unsettling small town mystery premise.

Comments (15)

@charlypalermo · Oct 31, 2026
I agree with what you said about Lost; I didn't dislike the ending that much either. I was expecting more, of course. It's incredible that you haven't seen FROM... I highly recommend it. And Los Simuladores is magnificent, but quite old, from the early 2000s. El Eternauta is also magnificent, and yes, there will be a second season. And did you see the beautiful stadium that appears at the end? It's the stadium of my beloved River Plate, and the one our national team uses. I knew about the comic, but I hadn't read it.
@charlypalermo · Oct 31, 2026
Lost es genial, aunque es vieja y si la miras ahora, seguramente te resultará lenta, los tiempos televisivos han cambiado. FRINGE temnia una historia mas grande que los Expedientes X, pero habia que darle tiempo hasta enganchar la historia. Los Simuladores se hizo en España, raro que no la conozcas, creo se llamaba igual, lo voy a averiguar.
@panos · Oct 30, 2026
OK, here we are to newer ones. Lost is an absolute favorite. It had me totally riveted! Unfortunaltely, the script writers dug themselves such a deep pit of plots and sub plots and stories that there was no way to get out of it and finish the story explaining all that in a satisfying way. Thus the disappointing end. From and Fringe, amazingly I STILL haven't warched. I don't know Los Simuladores, BUT I watched Eternauta! The comic was translated in a greek magazine when I was a kid and i loved it. When I heard it was turned to a tv show - and an original ARGENTIAN, no less! - I was crazy-happy. The show was excellent!!! Did you see it? Did you know of the comic? They say that thankfully there WILL be a second season, perhaps in 2027
@charlypalermo · Oct 31, 2026
If you haven't seen FROM..., I highly recommend it if you like horror with an intricate storyline and spending many episodes wondering what the hell is going on. Los Simuladores is magnificent, but quite old, from the early 2000s, and it's Argentinian; it's not very well known in other countries, although its creator, Damian Szifrón, is making several films in the US.
@Sealine · Oct 30, 2026
Lost definitely kept me on the edge waiting for the next episode. I watched Fringe but had actually forgot about it until I saw this. I remember liking it but also it was one of those shows where the episodes were very far-fetched if I remember it correctly.
@panos · Oct 31, 2026
There are so many series and so little time, my frined, that was why I have not - yet - seen FROM and Fringe. No, I did not know about the stadium. Must have been great seeing it as a base of aliens! 😀😀
@charlypalermo · Oct 31, 2026
Fringe has started having some really strange episodes in its later seasons, but I also like that when it has a well-crafted script and great acting. But yes, a lot of people have had the same experience as you.
@legion · Oct 30, 2026
Conozco Lost pero no la vi acabar,los simuladores no,From me la recomendaste la veré cuando acabe y Fringe vi poco,me parecia un Expediente X pero no me llamaba la atencion
@legion · Oct 31, 2026
Tal vez viendola del tirón me la tragase,pero de aquella...seguir series asi por la tele es una mierda
@CaylaCatz · Oct 30, 2026
I loved Fringe and I saw Lost. I don't know From or Los Simuldores. They look interesting.