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First off, I apologize incredibly for being away for so long.
Second, despite not being here for quite a while, I'm considering making an account that will have a more professional feel since I am in college and it would be best to have any of my more professional art (such as the above) posted there??
Third, I was not sure how to upload it best from Illustrator, so I have attached a PDF with a png preview.

Disclaimer: I of course do not take any credit for the movie, etc, this is simply my portrayal of it as a poster.

Anyway, this was a college assignment in which we had to take a movie of our choosing and create a poster for it. The requirements were to use either a retro or minimalist style, as well as to stay away from simply putting a face. Instead, we were to select an important scene (or scenes) in the movie and portray them.
For me, two of the most powerful scenes were at the end before Oskar leaves, and around the middle where it shows the girl in the red coat.

Description
First off, I apologize incredibly for being away for so long.
Second, despite not being here for quite a while, I'm considering making an account that will have a more professional feel since I am in college and it would be best to have any of my more professional art (such as the above) posted there??
Third, I was not sure how to upload it best from Illustrator, so I have attached a PDF with a png preview.

Disclaimer: I of course do not take any credit for the movie, etc, this is simply my portrayal of it as a poster.

Anyway, this was a college assignment in which we had to take a movie of our choosing and create a poster for it. The requirements were to use either a retro or minimalist style, as well as to stay away from simply putting a face. Instead, we were to select an important scene (or scenes) in the movie and portray them.
For me, two of the most powerful scenes were at the end before Oskar leaves, and around the middle where it shows the girl in the red coat.