Vintage Inspired Movie Poster

I followed this tutorial:http://designinstruct.com/drawing-illustration/how-to-make-a-vintage-inspired-movie-poster-in-photoshop/

I changed it up a bit. I used Lucille Ball instead and created my own movie title, based off her Lucy Ricardo character from, "I Love Lucy".  I admit I was having a hard time following this tutorial, but I'm happy I got through it. I learned about the pen tool a lot! What do you think? Which out of the two is your favorite?

Creating Horror Film Posters, "Where you going Oppa?"

My friend and I always had deep concern over the Kpop Idol life in South Korea. There's a whole bunch of stalker fans over there crossing boundaries. All the stories of what happens between singing idols and over obsessed fans are just horror movies in the making. So my idea is based off of that.

I used Photoshop and went by this awesome tutorial. http://blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/tutorials/create-a-raw-horror-movie-poster-design-in-photoshop

I did a mock poster in English and in Korean. "Oppa" means "Big Brother" in Korean. It is also used as a pet name for men, boyfriends, idols, etc. You can usually hear fangirls wailing this, "OPPA! OPPA! Touch me oppa! Give me an autograph oppa! I love you!" The stalker fan girls get pretty violent and sexual. Human rights is pretty much violated. Beware.

Credit for the Folded Paper Texture: SPikEtheSWeDe (http://spiketheswede.deviantart.com/art/)

Classic Hollywood Montage BG

I made this background for an upcoming side project in photoshop.