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Ya’ll I just bought tickets to see dodie in September!!
PEDIA 05 - Your Drawings with Unnecessary Otter (& Hazel)
Bit of fan art today for the world famous and brilliant Unnecessary Otter.
I’m like an hour late on this one, but its not too much of an issue is it? I mean look: Otter looks adorable. Shame he thinks you’re a twat.
Late night tonight finalising some of the branding for Summer in the City. It’s nearly all done, and I can’t wait to see it all hanging in the halls of Alexandra Palace.
-Jonny
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Super Brainy Zombies Posters & Merchandise
A few months ago, I was asked by Hazel Hayes to contribute some graphics for her upcoming zombie short film. She pitched the idea of a dual brand. One for the “fake” film set which the movie takes place, and one for the film’s branding.
The first poster was made to be a pretty vulgar poster. Which was all about having it look as macho as possible. Tom had to have the muscliest arms on show, and Emma was to be wearing some horrendously skimpy clothing. I referenced the comic art of Scott Pilgrim for the look, and made it as bright as possible. It was made to be a poster which felt very out of place being a poster for a zombie film, which would add to the feeling that the fictional film shoot was falling apart at the seams.
The branding for the film was designed to have all the tropes of horror movie posters. The floating heads, the texture, the colour pallet, everything. I think the seriousness of the poster mixed with the slightly daft title works nicely. This would work in direct contrast to the bright garish poster used in the film. This branding would be used in the opening, the end credits (screenshots coming in a later blog post), and all the merchandise.
Watch the short film now at YouTube.com/Hazel
You can purchase both of these posters along with wristbands, badges and T Shirts from the Super Brainy Zombies store.
-Jonny
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