This reminded me of more of the Beggarstaff Bro's work and concept the the background helps to create an image in the foreground. Plus you may know by now how much I love Superman! I can always appreciate a good Superman design! P.S. is it me or does that red hurt your eyes! #crazycontrast

I chose this picture because of the new poster project were doing. It is a funny spin off the Beggarstaff Brothers. It displays there style with the simple colors and using the background colors to create the foreground.

One last Halloween bit! This is actually my boyfriend and myself on Halloween at a party. This picture was taken and he decided to mess around a little bit with it. I believe he used Photoshop. He used the blur tool and some sort of dark filter over the entire picture. He also added a scary zombie looking girl in the background that's hard to notice but creepy when you do! Enjoy!

This before and after is even cooler! I'm super impressed with what the artist did here. It's cool how you can still see a little bit of his original face still on the left side of his face.

In the spirit of Halloween I've decided to post a few "creepy cool" images done on Photoshop. This one is pretty interesting how they've almost turned the girl into stone! She's beginning to crack and peel away! I'm fairly impressed with the effects. It reminds me of the Chronicles of Narnia, what the witch does to all who defy her! What'da ya thinl?

This is part of a movie poster for a book being turned into a movie. This is a lot different than the poster I previously posted. This is an actual photograph. I chose it because I am fascinated with how the artist placed an image or almost a reflection into the characters eyes. It's erie and just plain awesome.

I chose to post this poster design for a few reasons. When I first saw the girl it reminded me of a character we might find on one of the old French posters of the Art Nouveau period. It has that old fashioned feel to it. The other part I liked was the background design. It is obviously way more modern than the woman, I enjoyed the blending of the old style with the new style.