Friday Movie Cover: Original vs. Remake, Which Is Better?

Okay, so today I wanted to make a “Friday Movie Cover.” It’s just a fun little project I decided to do.

First, I brainstormed some ideas. I knew I wanted something kinda retro-feeling, maybe with some bold colors, you know, the typical 80s vibe or something similar.

Then, I opened up my favorite design software. It’s not the fanciest one, get’s the job done. I started with a blank canvas, a fresh new file.

Picking the Right Colors

  • I played around with a few different color palettes.
  • I tried some bright pinks and blues.
  • Eventually, I settled on a darker background with some neon-ish accents.

Next up, I needed some cool fonts. I have a bunch saved on my computer, so I scrolled through those for a while. I was looking for something that looked both fun and a little bit dramatic, suitable for movie.

Finding Graphics

I knew I needed some graphics, too. I didn’t want anything too specific, more like abstract shapes and patterns, maybe some textures. I found a couple of websites and browsed for hours.

I found some cool gradients and some starburst-type things. I downloaded a few of those, and then I went back to my design.

Friday Movie Cover: Original vs. Remake, Which Is Better?

Putting It All Together

This is where it got a little tricky. I started dragging things onto the canvas, moving them around, resizing, and just generally fiddling with it. The first few attempts looked… well, they looked pretty bad, honestly.

But I kept at it. I moved the text around, changed the colors a few times, and swapped out some of the graphics. It was a lot of trial and error. Honestly, design always take a lot of time.

The Final Touches

Finally, I got something I was pretty happy with! I added a little bit of a grainy texture over the whole thing, just to give it that slightly worn, vintage look.I love this step, because everything comes together now.

And that was it! I exported it as a high-quality image. It’s not perfect, but I had a lot of fun making it, and that’s what really matters, right? It was great to just spend an afternoon being creative.