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Star wars was one of the first cover series I started way before I learned design concepts. I'm returning tentatively (based on resources) to the series, but am doing A New Hope for sure.
I'm using the specs from the 3-pack original trilogy set:
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Trying to capture the vibrant (bright montage over dark starry space), montage feel in A New Hope. This is the new direction. Still a lot to do before I get to cutting things out
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Thank you guys!! I'm glad there's interest And thanks, Jakob! It feels pretty good
I feel like i'm getting closer to what clicks on A New Hope - brighter composition with no awkward, negative black space and a strong TT that doesn't interfere with the composition.
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Agree with you, Paris. While the Darth Vader silhouette looks cool and menacing at the same time, there's a lot of black space. Vader's helmet is a neat idea.
Also, what exactly is that IMDB stuff you're both talking about? I wanna know!
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Well done kid! Great to see your name there!
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The mood you've created on these is incredible, and your back design seems to be heading in a very exciting direction.
For the Star Wars front, maybe adding a tiny bit more structure would help bring everything together? If you made Carrie Fisher a little smaller, she would line up really nicely with Hamill and Ford.
Maybe you could stylistically separate out the trio on the left? That might give you more elasticity on sizing -- right now, since they're in the same style and on the same plane as the Big Three, they look kind of like Lilliputians or toys by comparison.
For example, maybe - - or -- ?
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QUOTE (weyn @ Nov 28 2017, 01:22 PM)
That barcode is really huge! I'd make it smaller ^^
Not sure if Paris are willing to change it, it's the same used on the retail and you know that he (like me and a few others) always do retail style
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QUOTE (alienmem @ Nov 28 2017, 11:36 AM)
Maybe I should rephrase as I wasn't accurate. I don't find the front exciting enough. Looks bland. Also that yellow and red is not to my likeing.
That's very fair criticism All of the retail VHS/DVD covers feature an exciting montage with a blue color theme with ships in dynamic positions and brilliant star streaks on the artwork.
Does this get closer to that exciting space opera feel? I'll add little jet streams like the retail poster soon.
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Ok I get that you're sticking to the retail style. But does that include keeping the barcode 1:1 when it's huge AF? In my opinion it just takes too much space to the disadvantage of the awesome collage just below.
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Guys. I know It can sound like I was criticising just to bash on the cover but it is and was not my intention.
It is a WIP and I know some may take it as direspectful but I really think adding more elements like you did Paris will make it better.
Obviously Paris is an amazing designer. Doesn't need lessons from anyone. I'm just expressing my opinion and I think with adding elements to the background maybe some of those colorful motion blurs behind some ships and what not, it'll give it more of a grandiose exciting front.
Please don't take it the wrong way. I think the sets are gonna be great. just wanted to take a risk and help with the progress.
Oh and thank bazz and Fidi, I know I'm a very exciting guy!!
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You could add some laser shots to Ford's and Fisher's guns since they have their fingers on the trigger? Some on the back with Hamil & Ford. The lightsabers are activated so I think it would make sense if the guys with the guns are using them.
I also like what you did on your stills, the big heads of Vader & Obi Wan nearly looking to each other and the smaller images of Luke and Leia with a clearly visible background behind them between the big heads. But I think Tarkin looks a bit out of place at the moment, he somehow destroys the consistency. Could you reduce his size to match him with Luke on the left so we still can see some more of the background or even change the image if it's not working with this one?
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Front: like what you've being doing with the front,not too sure on luke's foot sticking out onto nothing though,50/50 on that. Spine: should have stars in background on that,would look better Back: looking good so far,if your having credits and icons along bottom maybe stars behind them too,keep the theme all through the whole cover,i honestly agree with the barcode thing,makes covers look sh*t in my opinion especially that big, but if your trying keep it looking retail and all not much you can do about that or if you dont want to remove it and end of the day.. it's your baby,you're the one making it so it's whatever you want to do to your work of art.Hope to see progress,hope to see what you come up with whole trilogy sets.
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Sorry guys, I won't revive the age-old barcode debate in the thread.
I was waiting until I had the perfect ideas for V and VI because it's finally a chance for me to make the definitive Original Trilogy set for the site (Cirus and Matush set the bar really high )
Alienmem's comments were in the right direction - the covers should feel more epic. I'm studying more of what makes an appealing montage and have been looking at a lot of Sturzan. With this cover, I'm using light effects to make Jedi's live action stills feel close to a painted poster without having to literally use paint filters in photoshop.
It's still feeling a little "photoshoppy" so I was wondering if anyone could help me point out why I know a lot of painted posters don't have deep values, but I'm sure I'm missing something else...
Things to do: - Finish cutouts - Finish painting out watermarks - Add sleeve to Han's arm - Paint some highlights out of Vader's hemet
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Where the blue light is coming from? Really impressive work so far i see it's the way you've done it based on the inspiration but just my 2 cents. Will you add a star wars TT?
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It's still feeling a little "photoshoppy" so I was wondering if anyone could help me point out why
Exciting work, Paris! Nothing jumps out as needing to be changed, but here are a bunch of small "maybes" for potential adjustments to see if they help:
Could it be a matter of the lighting? Mark Hamill and Darth Vader look very close to the desired effect, but Carrie Fisher is a bit flatly lit (like a regular photo, rather than an "epic" portrait). On the right, too, the buildings are a bit flat (otherwise, the right side of the cover is darn-outstanding).
Likewise, maybe tighten up the color palette even a tiny bit further, to get the green out of Carrie Fisher's top?
Along with the overall outline glow, it seems like Sturzan enjoys adding little bursts of light; maybe some additional small pings would further enhance your effect?
For the background treeline, perhaps add a very slight gradient lightning the bottom?
It might be worth playing with the black hues under Selective Color to give the darkness a slight blue-purple tint?
Also, the title treatment is almost definitely contributing to the "photoshoppy" feeling you mentioned. I think you need to work your magic there -- either in losing the perspective, changing from plain white text, or adding some sort of interaction with the composition.
I hope something in there is helpful and look forward to seeing where you head with this one and the series as a whole
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Thanks again, Bunny! I played with your suggestions and they really helped!. And I tried better integrating the TT by adding color unity to the composition and having it better echo the composition structure.
Thanks for the feedback, Bazz! I think I'm going to stick with the blue because of the color contrast. And I went back and forth on the layout weight because I was also unsure about it. But I then added the dark shuttle against the bright sky and thought it provided the needed balance?
(IV included for continuity ref. I'll add white rim lights soon as well as other additions)
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I like what you've done, grat layout and choice of images. I don't think it's off-balance as well with the buildings and the shuttle.
But I agree abut the blue glow. In my opinion it's not fitting the warm colors and most important the blue glow around characters in Star Wars stands for the force ghosts. Of course not the same color but very similar. And neither of them is a force ghost in Episode VI. ^^
Han's hand holding the gun isn't working for me as well. Somehow it's obvious looking fake. It's too big I think and should be placed higher.
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Thanks for the note on Han's hand placement. The image isn't cut out and no color matching has been done on his arm.
I started on Empire and I have a better idea on where I want the series to go. And VI is staring to look like an a little too complex... I'll walk IV closer is Struzan style and that should hopefully make these feel closer. And I'll add more elements to the bottom of Empire to make it a more pleasing composition. (Sorry guy, I think that one might have blue outlines too )
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Thanks, Bazz!
I'm going to tweak Jedi to make it more like a montage with a better hierarchy. The good thing about this cover set is that I'm learning more about montage as I go along, but that's also the bad part haha.
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A rough new direction. I haven't focused on hair, color or edges until I have a final direction, but this is close.
I'm trying to get these two covers to live in the same world and feel like a set. Princess Leia isn't integrated with color or lighting so she feels a little "photoshopy". Adding light wrap or rim light to her head will help her sit in a little better.
It's a very fine line between plausible Star Wars retail montage and fan art , so this one has been tough to get right. Luke and Yoda are in the direction I want to go:
• basic, dramatic lighting with no lighting effects • lifted black levels • detail in dark areas • hires, sharpened images to give the feeling of it being painted
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I also tried a technique I think will be my new "go-to" for improving lighting. Adding lighting is not difficult, except hair. Light interacts differently with hair making it hard to paint light on someone's hair convincingly. So I pasted Luke's rim lighting from image 1 to image 2 for the cover
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I came away with some new insights: - keep dark values light - keep light values dark - lean towards desaturated not vibrant - use "light wrap" from the background color if brighter than character - mix positive space with negative space
Still rough. There's a lot of in progress assets. I have to make parts of the image more painterly and Luke's body (a painting from a trading card) more realistic.
New version:
edit: deleted older image because it was confused as the new version.
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