The document discusses the creation of a movie poster for the film "Birdman". It describes taking a photo of a model wearing a black suit to resemble the main character from the original poster. The photo was edited in Photoshop and Illustrator, changing the suit color and removing the background. A separate illustration of a bird was also created in Illustrator based on the original poster. Finally, the illustrations of the model and bird were combined on a solid green background to resemble the original "Birdman" movie poster.

1. POSTER ASSIGNMENT BIRDMAN MOVIE POSTER

2. A BIT ABOUT BIRDMAN (FILM
SYNOPSIS)
Former cinema superhero Riggan Thomson (Michael
Keaton) is mounting an ambitious Broadway
production that he hopes will breathe new life into
his stagnant career. It's risky, but he hopes that his
creative gamble will prove that he's a real artist and
not just a washed-up movie star. As opening night
approaches, a castmate is injured, forcing Riggan to
hire an actor (Edward Norton) who is guaranteed to
shake things up. Meanwhile, Riggan must deal with
his girlfriend, daughter and ex-wife.

3. BIRDMAN (THE POSTER)
This is the original poster that was created for the
movie. And this is the poster that we have to
recreate.
In this poster, there is a guy who is wearing a
brownish suit or maybe some other color that was
illustrated in this color.
Above the almost-bald guy’s head, there is this
bird sitting looking in a way that scared the heck
out of the audience.
Plus, there are some texts on the poster so that it
looks filled.
The background of this poster is a light greenish
with no gradient.

4. BIRDMAN POSTER’S MODEL SHOOT
The model for this poster’s was me. A friend named
Farhan Faheem who was also the member of the team
clicked my pictures.
After taking around 10 shots, we finally decided to use
this picture since it looks exactly like the original.. Or at
least, we could make it look that way.
The suit I wore was black but that doesn’t matter since we
can illustrate it to different color later on.

5. BIRDMAN MODEL’S ILLUSTRATED
PICTURE
The illustration of that picture was not done by myself only.
Hamad (The team member) and I worked together to make
this illustration. We used Adobe Illustrator for the illustration.
But before using the Illustrator, we used Adobe Photoshop to
remove the background since we wanted to use a single color
as the background.

6. BIRD ILLUSTRATION FOR THE
POSTER
Then we cropped the picture of the bird from the original
poster and recreated it using Adobe Illustrator. Again, it was
done by me only. Hamad and I worked together on the
illustration for like 2-3 hours and got it done.
The work was divided between us and it was pretty fun.
Here’s the final illustration of the bird with no transparency.

7. FINAL PRODUCT – BIRDMAN
POSTERAnd at the end, we moved both illustrations
together in a single workspace and used a single
background color that looks somewhat like the
original with no gradient.
The whole thing took us around a few days and
we finally made it a reality.