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Black star circus or starcus as I call it
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Movie Poster: Moon Designer: Saul Bass
Just a little something I was working on :3c hope you guys like my boyo Chaotic~
He’s honestly the most fun when it comes to violence
Credit for the quote goes to my good ol pal @supernova-art !✨💖✨👌
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Robo Sleuths: Robot Detectives.
Animation: Cover Poster Research
For my research I wanted to look at movie posters that where thrillers/horrors that had to do with the environment. Particularly with a forest. I noticed there is usually the main character on the center with the environment surrounding them. I liked the yellow lettering in “The Forest” movie poster since it stands out with the green of the trees.
Dragonstone Cover
I wanted my design to be fairly simple as I didn’t want anything to be distracting the poster from the main point of this poster; advertising an event to meet the author. The most detailed part is the title, using the provided logo and adding a symbol meaning “Fire” (the triangle) along with a sword made in Illustrator as an underline. I felt creating the banner to add the information on added a bit of a theme. As the story is based around witches and wizards along with the different houses, banners are often used to represent them. So keeping that thought in mind I continued to use the theme colours of burgundy and gold to create the banner. I added the required information, not too little and not too much to over or under crowd it, along with a provided picture of the author so people are able to recognise him.
The experience was rushed but I still managed to come out with a successful outcome for the poster.
by Brian Goins