To accompany the Yuki  7 film posters (check them out here) Kevin Dart has produced a very slick looking book titled Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7.

The book contains artwork by Kevin Dart along with contributions from a number of his friends and colleagues to create a pseudo “Art of” book with production artwork, movie stills, posters, and behind-the-scenes stories about the making of the Yuki 7 movies.

Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7 is available at Kevin Dart’s online store here.

Also click here to check out the third element to this cool project: the theatrical trailer to ‘A Kiss From Tokyo’ .

Kevin Dart is a freelance illustrator based in Southern California and is the creator of Secret Agent Yuki-7; the star of one of his most recent projects – a series of retro looking spy movie posters.

“Yuki was the result of a lot of ideas that had been floating around my head for a long time.  When I got back from working in London last year I was thinking a lot about this concept of a jet-setting spy girl with impeccable taste in fashion.  I love 60’s spy films like Deadlier than the Male, Danger: Diabolik, and of course the James Bond movies.  So I wanted to create a fictional series of movies that, had they actually been made, would have been the greatest spy films ever made – filled with awesome chase scenes, amazing costumes and sets, and gorgeous ladies.” – Kevin Dart in an interview at grainedit.com

As if the above four posters weren’t cool and exotic enough – Kevin has also created four equivalent Japanese and French posters just for good measure:

To accompany the Yuki-7 posters, Kevin has also created a pseudo ‘behind the scenes’ book and an animated film trailer. Check them out in the following blog entries here.

Below are some of my other favourite pieces of artwork from Kevin Dart.

For more illustrations and sketches from Kevin visit his website kevindart.com

All the Yuki-7 posters along with some of his older ones are available at his online store Fleet Street Scandal.

There are also some great interviews with Kevin that give a really good insight into his influences and creative process over at spyvibe and grainedit.