The document describes the iterative design process for a movie poster. It started with the original poster idea, which was then modified over several drafts by changing elements like the tagline, background colors, and adding effects. Key changes included splitting the photo into two sides, one in black and white, adding blurred lines and social media links. Design decisions were influenced by other posters examined for things like close-ups, color schemes, and facial expressions.

1. The original poster idea
The original idea has slightly
changed. For example the
tagline has been moved and
changed. We also changed
the side of what the twin on
because it’s more
aesthetically pleasing. We
changed the background
and text colour because it
suits the conventions of a
poster

3. First Draft
Added the title with
lighting effect and
billing block
The original photo was
split into two with one
side edited to black
and white. We also
added a grey blurred
line down the middle
so you can’t see the
split

4. Second Draft
We edited the other
side of the poster to
make it look slightly
darker. Her eye then
became darker so we
used the dodge tool to
enhance it.

5. Third Draft
We used the mask tool
to blur out the edges of
the photo. To help
conform to a poster we
also added social media
links. We made the
poster more central and
changed the
colour/contrast/brightn
ess.
Using mask tool

6. Fourth Draft
Used the dodge tool to brighten the eyes.
Then used the burn tool to emphasise
the dark lines around the iris of the eye
and to darken the eye make-up.

7. Influences
We referenced
this poster by
the use of close-
up and black and
white
The title is a
colour not
used in the
poster so we
used red in
our text
We liked this
poster because
of the colour
scheme and the
use of shadows
The facial
expression
helped us
imagine what
we should do