Another color rough for the Wrong Man DVD cover I worked on. Again, this was one of the first times I tried to use Photoshop to "paint" with. Prior to this, I only used PS to color in a comic book style. But for this illustration, I needed to mimic a painterly style that mirrored the movie poster styles from that early Hitchcock era.
What I really (still) like about this piece is that the overall design and typography compliment each other well and fit the movie poster look for that time period nicely. I was also happy with the realistic painting. I had never applied a technique like that to my line drawings and I was pleasantly surprised by the outcome.
Thanks for taking a look. And, no, this one wasn't chosen either...! The one that was chosen was my least favorite. Oh well. I was still honored to work on a project like this.
WTF!?! dude?! i NEVER saw this one! what a jerk you are! this rules! am i crazy? or is there just the TINIest hint of Jack Davis to this? (maybe i've been hittin' the pipe?)
Stay away from the pipe! Egaazzztttt!!! Thanks Steve! I like the composition on this one with the type more than the drawing itself. It was just a cover mock up that obviously was never taken to the next step.
I work in the printing business and 9 out of 10 they take the things I'm least proud of.
Anyway, this is really cool! Fits perfectly to the movie.
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i NEVER saw this one!
what a jerk you are! this rules!
am i crazy? or is there just the TINIest hint of Jack Davis to this?
(maybe i've been hittin' the pipe?)
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i'm pissed u hid it from me!