Movie poster

[mr.duckie]

I made a movie poster To put outside the theater I'm building, I think it turned out pretty well.
All done in illustrator.

[Thesson]

For a civilian scenery I applaud you

[Blitzen]

It's broken.

[BFenix]

It's broken.

[mr.duckie]

Fixed, I Knew using google drive was too good to be true.

[Thesson]

MWAHAHA! I was able to see it using the power of:

CHROME!!!!

[Blitzen]

MWAHAHA! I was able to see it using the power of:

CHROME!!!!

I also use Chrome, but the image wasn't working. It is now though.

mr. duckie:
I like it. The layout is nice, and it manages to convey a lot despite the simplification of images. One thing: the glasses should behind the right hand, not in front. It looks a bit wonky the way you have it.

You might want to look into a variety of typefaces instead of just the one; it' a bit illegible at small size. I'd suggest keeping the title the way it is, but changing the rest to a simpler sans-serif.

Good job!

[mr.duckie]

MWAHAHA! I was able to see it using the power of:

CHROME!!!!

I also use Chrome, but the image wasn't working. It is now though.

mr. duckie:
I like it. The layout is nice, and it manages to convey a lot despite the simplification of images. One thing: the glasses should behind the right hand, not in front. It looks a bit wonky the way you have it.

You might want to look into a variety of typefaces instead of just the one; it' a bit illegible at small size. I'd suggest keeping the title the way it is, but changing the rest to a simpler sans-serif.

Good job!

I noticed the glasses thing, there was a mix up with things being on the wrong layers, so I decided that it wouldn't really matter because The final print is two inches high.

I also had "Only use one font." drilled into my head in graphic design class.

Thanks for the feedback!

[Thesson]

Oh. I don't know what happened to you guys then.