Greenwood Film Poster
The Greenwood poster is a striking example of minimalist yet emotionally evocative design, using a monochromatic black-and-white palette to convey the film’s psychological tone. The close-up of our main charachters face draws immediate attention to her eye, suggesting inner conflict and evokes a mystery. High-contrast lighting enhances the dramatic mood, while the asymmetrical composition and use of negative space add visual tension. The distressed, bold typeface used for the title reinforces themes of trauma and decay, while the clean fonts for cast and credits maintain professionalism and clarity.
Typography and layout are carefully structured to guide the viewer’s eye. From the intense portrait to the film’s title, followed by the laurels and showcase details below. The inclusion of festival laurels and the names of the creative team lend credibility and a sense of professionalism. Overall, the poster not only adheres to strong design principles but also effectively sets the mood for a psychological drama, signaling both artistic depth and technical sophistication.
This poster was created on Adobe Express and exported onto photoshop for finishing touches.
Climax Concept Poster
This poster was a concept design created for the French film Climax as part of a photography project. I really enjoyed the process of designing it, which has inspired me to start creating more concept art for films I admire. It’s a creative outlet that allows me to explore visual storytelling in a different way and experiment with design techniques outside of traditional film production.
I created this image using Photoshop by layering multiple images on top of each other and carefully adjusting the colors to reflect the mood and tone of the film. The process involved experimenting with blending modes, opacity, and color grading to capture the visual essence of the story. It was a great exercise in creative composition and developing a stronger understanding of how visuals can convey emotion and narrative.
Film Festival Graphics
I designed the primary poster and a range of promotional graphics for a film festival held in Hamburg, Germany. Adhering to strict guidelines, I followed the festival's color scheme and embraced the theme of Old Hollywood to ensure the visuals aligned with the event's aesthetic. In addition to the main poster, I created various graphics for the festival's social media platforms, including Instagram. The festival coordinators were highly satisfied with the designs, which effectively captured the essence of the theme and enhanced the event’s visual identity and online presence.
I created these on a mixture of Adobe Express and Photoshop
