Created high-comparison, film graphic design posters inspired by the TV show "The Deadly Poison"

Created high-comparison, film-sensitization design posters inspired by the television show " The Killer " . A 2x6 vertical grid was used to display 12 iconic role cards. Combining urban graffiti with criminal horrifying aesthetics, using old textures, film particles and thick unlined fonts. Each card's large font highlights characters such as `Walter' Jesse's 'Sor', which are only visible in filled fonts (cut mask effects). Under the name is a simplistic film subtitled like "The Head of the Mafia" "Lawyer" "Gunner". The character uses a rough and crude image with a cold expression: Walter wears hood glasses, Jesse wears hoodie, Saul wears a shiny suit, Gus is dressed, Mike is bald, Hank DEA style. High-comparison theatre lights, edges and shadows are used; some cards add green chemistry laboratory dizziness, cyanide neon, red and amber colour bright spots. The background is different but coordinated: weather concrete, rusty metal, crack walls, wrinkled paper and smoke atmosphere. Massive ink splashes, drip paints, brushes, scratches, scan wires, dust, film burns and granules to distort film. The palette uses deep green, toxic fluorescent green, greyscale, dark carbon, dirty yellow and white, supplemented by post-Walter green light, graphite red orange, blue crystal around Jesse and white around Lydia. The result was a poster for the Netflix high-end crime series, with primitive, front-line, highly stylish graphic design aesthetics.