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At the start of third year we were set a brief which dealt with self promotion. We were given free reign to come up with a concept to sell ourselves to prospective employers. This could be in anyway we so wished.

For my project i decided to re-design a set of posters/covers for the best selling album, Film, book and West End show. I wanted to re-design them in my own style and use my own take on their designs.

The best selling album is Thriller by Michael Jackson
The best selling film is Titanic
The best selling book is The Bible
The best selling West End Show is The Mousetrap

 
The Bible

The three rings represent the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. They overlap to create a crucifix, and the white ring is the halo.

The Bible

The three rings represent the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. They overlap to create a crucifix, and the white ring is the halo.

 
The Bible Detail

The Bible Detail

 
Thriller Album Cover

This Has every word on the album on the front cover.

Thriller Album Cover

This Has every word on the album on the front cover.

 
Thriller Detail

Thriller Detail

 
Thriller Slip case, with red vinyl.

Thriller Slip case, with red vinyl.

 
Titanic. The idea is that the four circles are portholes and the viewer is inside the ship looking out as it is sinking.

Titanic. The idea is that the four circles are portholes and the viewer is inside the ship looking out as it is sinking.

 
The Mousetrap - The idea was that the dots represented the characters in the play, with the red dot being the murderer. You don't know who the murderer is until the end of the play.

The Mousetrap - The idea was that the dots represented the characters in the play, with the red dot being the murderer. You don't know who the murderer is until the end of the play.

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