Professor Diana Schoenbrun | COMD 3313 | SP22
The process I took with this was really thinking about the movie and how the main character almost neglects some of the performers, so I used a silhouette look to have some of them in the background and then I put him in the spotlight. The hand lettering I did I felt was good for like a circus type of typography. The yellows and reds were a lot in the movie due to the outfit of the main character. A cursive type for the director I felt was necessary to pair with the title.
The show poster I saw recently was a docuseries called “Conversations with a killer: The John Gacy Tapes”, and I watched it because of the poster. It was about a serial killer and how he murdered 33 people and it had actual recordings about how he explained to the police what he did, and then claimed that he didnt do it, but he admitted to it anyway which led to them also finding all the bodies beneath his house while he was being questioned. The poster drew me in because it had a creepy look to it, and I like to watch things that are creepy or scary. It showed half of his face, and then half of his face with clown make up because he use to dress up like a clown and go to events. The wording of the title, which was in white, capitalized, san serif font, definitely drew me in too because of it stating that I would be listening to actual recordings of an actual killer. The story is very sad and creepy, and it was a 3 episode series.
I went to Highland park, a park near my house and saw this really pretty tree that looked like a fat Christmas Tree in the middle of the field. I tried to use markers (I had no colored pencils). Then I walked down this path that had two gates on the sides of it, and I used charcoal for this one.
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