JP Digital Art

  This book cover is a redesign of the graphic novel I picked out, "Batman Death of the Family". The illustrators for the original cover, shown below, are Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion. For the text I mainly kept it as the same font type to keep it consistent, changing it only in certain parts such as the bottom of the front cover or the spine. For Gestalt Principles I used the Law of Proximity with the two images on the front cover, having their faces masked out and being parallel to one another, as well as the back images, being farther apart and being parallel. I believe that my rework still captures the dark tone that the subjects of the original novel presents, even with the original being more grotesque with its cover images. Original novel image:

 The Graphic Novel I chose was Batman Death of the Family, not to be confused with another Batman Novel title A Death in  the Family, which released earlier and was written by a different author.  Images of the Graphic Novel below This Graphic Novel Series' story is pretty long but in short the Joker basically tries to mirror Batman physically by cutting the flesh of his face and wearing it as a mask, just like how Batman wears a mask to cover his face. Th Joker in this tries to take things a step further, not allowing  Batman to be ahead of him, and go after Bruce Wayne's closest friends and family to essentially ruin him.  My redesign ideas below

 First Poster: Suicide Prevention  With this poster on the the subject of suicide, I wanted it to have the feeling of somberness, to explain simply how significant is suicide. The images I used I used at the top of the image are to depict a teary feel, more so like a sad rainy, gloomy day, while the skulls faded at the bottom are to depict the amount of death from suicide. Second Poster: Wild Cat Conservation  In this poster I wanted to bring focus on specific wild cat species that are critically endangered. I also put more common wild cat photos as that draws in more people to the wild animal they most commonly know and like which by proxy would make them more supportive of a conservation effort.