Draft Poster 2 / Initial Idea


 

NOTE: The final product is different to the drafts to make the poster more visually appealing.

While I like the original concept of this draft, the style of it didn't work well with my images, so I had to change it to a different style. The red in this draft is also quite excessive, and doesn't convey the idea of the thriller particularly well.

I would have preferred to keep some of the layout from the scrapped drafts, but it was difficult to work with when layering with the new style.

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