Give me a PLUS ONE if you make this your wallpaper!
ENDER MADE ME A READER
Back in high school, I wasn’t much of a reader (ironic, I know). But my friends (Steve, Ed, Mike, Artie, and Kyle) peer pressured me into reading ENDER’S GAME. When I finally gave in, I loved it. I loved it so much, in fact, that I started to look for other books I might love as much.
When I finished ENDER’S GAME for the second time, I made the wallpaper you see below—that’s how much I was geeking out.
Today, since I’m now a better designer, and as we get ready for the movie, I decided to rebrand it, which is what you see above.
DESIGN NOTES
In the original, I tried to make Ender’s silhouette small and insignificant—so that his weakness would contrast with his bold statement. I also took the liberty of changing the narrator’s phrase “he refused to feel weak” into Ender’s own first-person words (authors get to do that). I finalized the design with the slash of lightning and horizontal static to give the poster an abstract sci-fi feel.
In the re-design, I strengthened the visual hierarchy so the dominant and subordinate positions are now more clear. I also changed the color scheme to match the blue and orange kick I’ve been on lately, which also happens to somewhat mimic the movie’s artwork.
THE MOVIE
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