Sunday, October 14, 2012
Take a Word: Crime Film Poster
The word for this week's challenge is "Poster," and it was suggested that we design a poster for a crime movie or TV series. Here's my digital poster design for a very good, but very creepy movie. (I read the book and then saw the Swedish version of the film, but not the Hollywood interpretation. Once is enough!) The drawing of the woman is mine (a combination of hands-on and digital); the dragon image is from Wikimedia Commons; and the grungy texture overlay is from Obsidian Dawn.
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16 comments:
awesome design!!!!!
Love it. It gives a retro, dime novel effect to a modern book and movie.
Beautiful art work, love the colorful design.
A great poster, Sherry. I have seen both versions of the movie and - as I have done so often before - I wonder why Hollywood believes it can take someone else's idea and make it better. It seldom works! (I love the textured grunginess you have achieved).
A awesome poster Sherry love the style...well done!
It's a fascinating title for a book or film. Wonderful poster Sherry
Really great poster, I love your combination of hand and digital drawing.
that would go well with the book great drawing and I love the grungy texture
Fabulous oriental feel to this, Sherry. Gorgeous colours for a poster.
Very clever, Sherry. I really enjoyed all three novels.xx
What a great poster for the "tattoo" movie! I opted not to read the book because it sounded dark. Your poster is VERY effective! Thanks for sharing.
Very cool! Of course, I'm a little bit partial to dragons. :^) Great work!
Love it !
Your girl is wonderful, Sherry and I love the red background!
Excellent votre challenge Sherry ! joli graphisme !
Amicalement Mary.kg
Lovely Work
you create a great Dragon :-))
Anna
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