This idea stemmed from two key themes of the film, the first being the scorpion that is sewn onto the back of the main character jacket. The second being a quote from the film, most memorable moment of this quote is at the beginning of the film during the time the film it set itself up. As these are two key themes or elements of the film, I decided to incorporate them together in this clock.
I played around with the background colour finally deciding upon the pink. The film is known for its electric pink credits, the aim of for the background to create synergy with this. I also moved the location of the clock face. The font is san serif and very flat. I used grid lines to give me guidance, when planning the layout.
I am really please with the outcome of the poster, it has a very simplistic stylish modern approach, with I think is in keeping with the film style. However, I can not use this poster design, or even say it is my own. After making the poster I was searching through Drive posters to see what type of font they used on the film reviews and cam across a poster design that is very similar to mine. I must of seen it in my research and inspiration stage, and not realised when I started to design my own. I am only keeping these three designs as an example of what I can do, as I feel that they are a great example of how my skills have developed. Below is the poster I saw online.
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