Starboy Reimagined
This project is a recreation of the iconic Starboy album cover by The Weeknd, originally released in 2016. The original cover features The Weeknd in a dark setting, illuminated by strong red and blue lighting, and the bold title "Starboy" in bright yellow at the top. The intense color contrast and moody expression reflect the dark, futuristic, and emotional themes of the album.
I focused on the main elements that make the “Starboy” cover so powerful — the deep red and blue lighting, the confident yet introspective pose, and the minimalist background that draws all attention to the figure. I carefully layered shadows and highlights to mimic the lighting that gives the original image its cinematic feel. I also worked on capturing the emotion in The Weeknd’s expression and posture, emphasizing the tension and mystery that define the album’s visual identity.
Concert Poster
This digitally drawn Lady Gaga concert poster is an original creation that captures the electrifying spirit of her Chromatica Ball tour. Gaga stands in a powerful, commanding pose, dressed in bold black with sharp, angular shoulders — a reflection of her strength and avant-garde style. Behind her, a vivid red planet glows, symbolizing her explosive energy and larger-than-life persona. The bold white letters of her name stretch dramatically across the top, adding contrast and impact. Set against a stark black background, this poster embodies Gaga’s fearless creativity and pop power.
KEEP YOUR POLICIES OFF MY BODY
This vibrant, psychedelic-inspired poster features a bold message—"KEEP YOUR POLICIES OFF MY BODY"—set against a swirling backdrop of blue, purple, and pink patterns that evoke the 1960s counterculture aesthetic. The dynamic typography in fiery orange, red, and yellow bursts forward with energy and urgency. A flowing silhouette of a woman in shades of orange overlaps with another silhouette of a pregnant woman in shades of pink, symbolizing the choice to become a mother or not. The words “POWER” and “EQUALITY” run along their forms, reinforcing the poster’s bold feminist message. Echoing the spirit of artists like Bonnie MacLean, the design combines retro visual style with a powerful, modern protest statement.
