Monsters and Poppys

Final submission for the monster poster...

Final submission for the Futures quote project thing I did...

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Final... unless I notice anything wrong with it...

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So. I was not that happy with the first draft... I feel better with these working finals, though it would have been nicer if the view was at a lower angle...

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A poppy for a remembrance piece... missing something...

hmm...

re-arranged

Update: Monster Mash

Thought I would choose something a little more interesting than the invisible man. I remember there was a rule where Chtulhu being featured makes you win, right?

 

Update:

Also playing with colour.

Monster Mash

It was a graveyard smash.

Neil Gaiman is holding a mini competition to design a poster which could end up in bookshops across the land to advertise buying / giving books at halloween. Its called All Hallows Read.

So, I collected all the roughs up in to one image - I was originally thinking of having one kid sitting down in the bottom 'strip' and having a monster be situated in the background, possible with a quote to back up the image - but then I hit a mini wall. I originally intended to have a cute kid in the foreground reading some horror books - horror books which are questionable reading for young kids ofc. My original designs were making a link between the kid reading the book which was pictured in the background - this bothered me, so I had to think of a workaround.

I then tried more of a 'spooked by the book' approach in the second image, but I think I have settled on the third image - its a bit more of a 'wonder' image than a 'scary' image, though I think that works better here - it re-inforces the idea that books are wonderous things, and doesnt worry me about limiting the audience.

Hope that made sense.

Just because...

But is it Commercially Viable?

But is it commercially viable?

Can we monetise it?

Is it a seasonal or evergreen product?

Will this really revolutionize the transport industry?