Went with Freakshow poster idea as i felt it combined all elements from each idea of the 1950s illustration to Witches and practising my painting. Also was a fresh idea that was different, instead of continuing an earlier project.
I thought the "Welcomes You" on all the posters wasnt enough to really push in the viewers face that everyone is welcome and really pull them in. I decided to come up with a couple more quotes to write on a few of the posters. Help drive home the idea of fun and everybody being welcome. I think "Best show on Earth" could suit Madame Etolarac as she is presented as the circus owner, therefore showing she is proud and confident of what she has created. I also felt that "fun for all ages" could fit for Mr Cadeys poster as that poster includes a child already visually. The other two i will decide when i have created the other posters to see what space there is depending on the shape/layout of the poster. Last of all, i think i should include the word "Free" in one of the quotes such as "Free for the entire family" as people love free things and would draw more people in. I wrote out the possible order of the posters from light to...
Freakshow season- https://www.artofthetitle.com/feature/american-horror-story-7-seasons-of-title/ Artist, Kyle Cooper is the title designer for American Horror Story. Interview is about the creation of each title sequence and what goes into it. I will focus on Freakshow obviously for the circus theme and posters. The title sequence does include this mini circus which is incredibly cute. I would love to have a go at creating those white tents with sticks holding them up. Other than the mini circus tent, I was mostly interested in the style of posters they used. Freakshow was set in 1952, and the poster styles look very similar to the style and colour choices of real 1950s circus posters. They had the cartoon style with rich pallet colours mainly using, red, green and blue. Thus, creating an inviting appearance as you walk into the tent despite its horrifying clown face. This is similar to the style used in the film The Greate...
I drew out my new sketch with plans to where the writing will go, the usual space above and below for the circus name. Over the process of making these posters i have learned to remember to rub out my drawings to lighten the pencil lines before painting over. However, i think i should try to draw lighter in the first place to skip this step. I painted the background a strong shade of pink and matched it with a royal blue as i felt the colour was similar to the blue used in Kaens poster as well as compliments the lighter pink shade in comparison. I have drawn the line inside the bowl, to indicate the bottom of it, wrong. However, this wasnt important as the bowls will be filled with blood, covering the line up. I needed a small background detail similar to the ones used in Cadeys, Kaens and Gazelles poster. I decided to keep it subtle like the others to used red to match the blood that will be in the bowls as well as not stand out too much from...
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