Graphic Design

1. Art Deco #1: The Train: This rendering is based on a classic Ad during the 1920's using the art style, Art Deco.

2. Art Deco #2: The CN Tower: This is an original/unique rendering of the CN Tower as it appears currently. 

3. Art Deco #3: Lady Million with Megan Fox: This is an original/unique rendering featuring Megan Fox in a gold dress which symbolically connects with the Fragrance. 

4. Art Deco #4 The Menorah. Unique creative. After all my studies of Jewish culture and the fact that we are currently celebrating Chanukah, it seems appropriate to celebrate with a rendering. 

5. Art Deco #5 The Present. Unique creative. Something for my Cathy People. Merry ChristmasThe centre snowflake is in the shape of the Cross to symbolize the Catholic faith, with hearts embedded in the snowflakes to show my love.  And  I embedded the Star of David for my Juicy people. 

6. Art Deco #6 The Valentine Unique creative by Feather of Confidence. Inspired by my creative for Adam and Eve.  This concludes the Art Deco series. 

7. Art Deco 7 The Bluenose 2: Unique Creative: Being a Bluenoser myself, it seemed like a good idea to add one more to the series. A Canadian symbol deserves a Canadian symbol. Simple and Creative. 

8. Art Deco #8 Television 1940's: Unique Creative: Television is the most prestigious of all the mediums and this image offers more substance than a modern day image would. 

9. Art Deco #9: Radio 1920's: Again this fits the genre of the art style that I am doing and shows how long radio has been around and a vital part of advertising. 

10. The Gibraltar Point Lighthouse: Art Deco #10. Depicted as it might have been in 1808 when it was first erected. I am aware I took creative license in the scenery but he Lighthouse is very accurate. 

11. American Bald Eagle Art Deco #11:

Are you American or Canadian? Sometimes I am both. I was tempted to do an illustration of a beaver but someone said it would be inappropriate. So I did one of the American Bald Eagle. 

12. The Avro Arrow Afterburner Art Deco #12. RL 201 the first of 5 super sonic jets built in Canada by Canadians. First flight was March 25, 1958 and went as fast as Mach 1.9. It's potential speed was apparently Mach 2 or better. 

13. Art Deco #13 - BSG 2022 in honour of Ralph McQuarrie, who inspired me to be a Mac artist. They were in search of the 13th Tribe and I was in search of a topic for my 13th Art Deco. I did a modern version of the Ralph McQuarrie illustration for the 1978 Movie. 

14. Art Deco #14 -  Winter Fall: Ever wonder what inspired our Nation's Flag?  Something like this. Picture It! It's early December, a blanket of snow and ice covers the ground and a single red leaf lays on top. 

15. Art Deco #15 Jaws: Inspired by the movie and the new play in Toronto, The Shark Is Broken. 

16. Art Deco #16 Man of Steel: Couldn't make up my mind if I wanted and extreme close up or a wide-angle shot. I went with a medium close-up but just in case, I did a full body design of SUPERMAN . 

17 and 18. BLUE THUNDER 2020 CONCEPT BLUE PRINTS: New concept idea for Blue Thunder is to use a Black Hawk or Ghost Hawk Helicopter as the base for it and Harrier Jet Engine V/stol idea as a redundant back up to prevent the helicopter from being shot down or crashing due to the main rotor failure. Equipped with counter-measures and the latest computer equipment.

19. The Dark Knight Rises: Unique Creative: In the same spirit as my Art Deco renderings and movie posters, this is Abstract Realism and very creative. The  broken mask represents the transformation of his defeat and symbolizes both his resurrection and his end. The white light represents moonlight and the path of good. The red represents blood and the death of his fears. 

20. SPIDER-MAN: Unique Creative: Rendering based on th current Spider-man and also used part of the illustration for my copywriting section. 

21. Werewolves: Unique Creative: 

22. Nasa poster

23. One-Adam-Twelve - Concept idea for Hollywood.

24. We Will Always Have Paris: Unique Creative: My gift to my beautiful daughter on her 36th Birthday.

25. The Peacock: Inuit Artwork inspired by famous Inuit artist, Kenojuak. 

26. Chief Owl: Inspired by Kenojuak and rendered in the same spirit as Kenojuak with a modern twist. The owl is a snow owl wearing a traditional ceremonial head dress.

27. The Owl Chief: Inspired by Kenojuak. Modern abstract realism of a Snow Owl wearing an Indian Feather that is also its wing. 

28. The Phoenix: Inuit inspired artwork by Kenojuak.  

29. The Phoenix 2: Inuit artwork inspired by Kenojuak This artwork has the right feel for inuit art. This is a unique rendering tht brings my creative full circle.

30. Lest We Forget. The poppy is a symbol of our Canadian soldiers who fought and died during WW1 and the creative is influenced by my Art Deco work and the reason for the maple leaf was to add more impact. 

31. The Scarlet Macaw: Ongoing pursuit of pushing my own button. Inspired by a friend who always supported my continued efforts to be a high ranking Mac Artist.

32. Rainbow Toucan. Because I can.

33. The Non-Traditional Chinese New Year Dragon. I thought it would be fun to do a North American style dragon.

34. The Golden Dragon: This dragon only appears once every 1000 years, but I don’t have that long to wait. So, I thought I would do one now and test some of the new features of the 2024 Illustrator program.

35. Traditional Chinese Dragon: Happy New Year!

36. Peace Flower: A more realistic version of the peace talks logo. A Blue and Yellow Rose symbolizes the Ukraine and offers a symbol of peace.

37. Lasso The Moon: The image inspired from the movie it’s A Wonderful Life. Symbolizing his esteemed love for his girlfriend, Mary.

38. Art Deco #17 Paris 2024: The Maple Leaf serves as the symbol of Canada, the cauldron containing the Olympic flame, the flame itself and the stem is the Eiffle Tower and the torch containing the flame. The colours are that of gold, silver, and bronze. The Olympic logo with 2024 embedded in the rings. It is done as an Art Deco to pay tribute to Paris. 

Introduction: Creative Designs are all movie themed original works of art by me. I am a major movie buff and thought it would be fun to showcase my work as movie posters. 

1. BATMAN RETURNS: One of my favorite scenes, the masquerade dance. Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne and Michelle Pfeiffer as Selina Kyle. In this scene they discover their true identities and don't know whether to keep dancing or start fighting. I love this struggle between identifies. I see it as a larger metaphor to represent how mankind really feels about each other. If we didn't know certain facts about a person, would that change your view or would you still love them just the same?  This poster is about lighting, color balance and logo design. The ice frost logo creates transparancy,  a metaphor for not wearing masks - both literal and figurative.  The copy: "Love Has No Disguise" represents their feelings for each other. Also as a metaphor for people who either try to mask their feelings for each other and for those within their culture and outside. 

2.  BATMAN RETURNS - White Version. Yes, that's on purpose. The Batman logo dissolves into the white background as part of the ice and snow and as a metaphor for them not wearing a disguise or masks. 

3. WOLVERINE: Taking the same idea from one of the alternate versions of the movie poster where it shows Wolverine in a similar kneeling position, only during the day time, with a illustration of the Japanese red sun with three claw marks. Ironically, that is the very style that I do the majroity of my creative in which is abstract realism. In my version, I took almost the exact same picture, removed the background and foreground, added a red sunset with the Japanese symbol for Eternity. 

4. Mission Impossible 5: Rogue Nation - Almost like real life. We are faced with great challenges. Should you choose to accept this mission....

5. TOP GUN: Nice  to do some creative that doesn't involve spaceships and outer space. This involved a lot of airbrushing and photoshopping images to make it look authentic from the 80's. The NA does not mean NOT AVAILABLE! Stop it! Naval Aviator! I reused my Jolly Roger for the Skull Squadron symbol. Changed the number from 205 to 114 from the movie. 

6. TOP GUN: MAVERICK: I am not a naval aviator or still enlisted with the Military. I am, however, totally ready kick some creative ass. Makes me want to re-enlist. 

7. CAPTAIN AMERICA: This is a metaphor about the hardships of war and maintaining your moral courage in the darkest of times. Everyone has a shield. Their symbol and identity that they stand behind. 

8. THOR: FIND THE POWER WITHIN: LOVE MY OWN COPY. Are You the God of Hammers? Or are you the God of Thunder?

9. IRON MAN: Huge fan of the Iron Man and Avenger series. Way better than the old comics. The characters are more 3 Dimensional than they were in the comics. My poster has the same iron man logo, but with different coloring. Electric bolts shooting out of his chest to symbolize the power of Iron Man. The images of Pepper and Tony are two entirely different images but photoshopped to look similar. My copy, just awesome. 

10. CONAN THE BARBARIAN This creative has been an epic journey to produce. What I have done is taken an image of Arnold from Conan the Destroyer to serve as my centre piece of the creative. I have also included Ms. Sandahl Bergman in the background with Mr. James Earl Jones. I have enhanced a previously created background with the snake pit, skulls, fire, and other images from the movie. The sword flare is a symbolic representation of the power of steel and the hand that wields it. The skulls represent death and the battle that he must face to fulfill his revenge for his parents death and his people. The fire serves as a metaphor for the creation of his sword and his strength. Forged in combat and his fuel  for his anger.

11. TERMINATOR 2: Easter came early. Check it out. NO FATE BUT WHAT WE MAKE. 

12. Terminator: Judgment Day - This version was long over due. Glad I made the effort.

13. TOTAL RECALL: Utilizing part of the original creative, only colorzing it RED as a representation of the planet Mars. Instead of the pyramid, I used the detonation device which looks more alien.  Used the quote from the movie, GET YOUR ASS TO MARS.. A real call to action. (PUN INTENDED) 

14. TRUE LIES: He's a Spy and That's No Lie. Telling the truth is new for me. I usually suffer from convulsions when I try to tell the truth. It's not natural. Just kidding. The Top Secret file folder creates imagery for his profession as a Spy. plus the image of a nuclear explosion directly connects with the story and creates interest. The Rose is a part of their Tango sessions and a symbol of their love. The transparent gun looks cool. They made a great Tango couple. Shall we dance?

15. COMMMANDO: Le't Party! I'll bring the Beers! Oh, you meant you want to kill people! I bruise easily. I will just lay down and pretend. The quote is from the movie. Great battle scene. He has only a knife and pretty much is fighting hand to hand combat. This is why I referent to him showing his true colors or his true nature while reflected in the knife. The camouflage symbolizes his need to blend in with civilian life. 

16.  PREDATOR: Pain in the butt. I have done so many versions I hate this one! Just teasing. Love Schwarzenegger. In the original poster, it had him holding a rifle and in termal display. Whereas in my version, he is holding a torch, covered in mud, and screaming at the top of his lungs. Letting the Predator know he is coming for him. The title and Schwarzeneggers name are glowing in red. The Predator is only partial visiable to represent his chameleon like qualities. The Predator has his target laser on Schwarzenegger which guides your eyes down to the title. The copy gives you a quick and inspiring insight to the movie. 

17.  ALIEN: Just like the original movie poster, I decided to use an egg, but unlike the original, I use one from the movie whereas theirs was an ostrich egg. Looked awesome, and it was great in its day and still is, but when you see the movie, the egg is more alien. I wanted it to glow like it does in the movie. The nebula serves two purposes: One, it conveys it is taking place in space and two, it is visual representation of the mist that hangs over the eggs like a security grid. The alien is only partial visible and so is Sigourney. The egg also represents pandoras box. Something that mankind was not meant to open. As it escalates, it becomes more horrifying. From facehugger, to chest-burster, to the biggest and ugliest looking thing in the universe. The slogan used for the movie poster:" Exploring Space Is Scary.  Face Your Fears. "  I wanted the copy to match the creative.

18. ALIENS: Face Your Fears! Face the big scary 16 foot tall alien monster. Don't be such a big baby. You have a flame thrower! Relax.

19. ALIEN 3: No Amount of Pepto Bismol is going to fix that problem. I keep using the FACE YOUR FEARS as part of the. copy because it fits! I like it. Wait for Alien: Resurrection. A New Poster! Face Your Fears! 

20. TRANSFORMERS: While this is not a sequel like many of my other creative, it is all part of my philosophy about TRANSFORMATION! My people are very big about TRANSFORMATION. 

21. ROCKY: Still a Stallone fan. In this poster there is a lot of symbolism. The halo effect behind him is to show how religious his character is in the movie. The Rocky title is in the shape of the American flag because the character is very patriotic. The quote is from the movie because that is how he became a heavy weight champion The image of Rocky is a symbol of success and hope for everyone who wants to be more in this world. 

22. RAMBO: Big Stallone fan. The image is rendered in photoshop to appear like drawing/painting. I wanted to do something unnatural to illustrate the unique qualities of Rambo. The character is not about technology, he is about the fundamental elements of survival. Back to basics in one simple way. Just like in the movie, he does not rely on computers, or heavy weaponry, but he does rely on his mind, his skill, his survival training, his knife and his bow and arrow. Rather than make it look like a hi res photo, I wanted it to be more like a painting/drawing but subtle. I didn't want exaggerated paint daubs or excessive lines, something simple. The copy is to convey the characters ability to fight. 

23. RAMBO (2ND VERSION) Same feel, different look. Went for a painting motif and love the image of him standing in the rain. It's an image of defiance and strength. 

24. DREDD: Don't judge me too quickly until you learn more about me. Similar image to the original theatre version only more of him and also done up like the Wonder Woman poster. Mr. Stallone likes to paint and so do I.

25. THE EXPENDABLES: A simple black and white image with a a red gradient that matches the guns and knives in the background. The Red is symbolic of blood, and the black and white represents right and wrong, or good vs evil. The original copy is to provide a quick overview of the characters and why they refer themselves as EXPENDABLES. Despite calling themselves Expendables, they are NOT EXPENDABLE. They are more than just a team, they are like family. They refer themselves as EXPENDABLES becuase of the type of missions that they are assigned to whereby, if they fail, the government will disavow any knowledge or connection. There is also an additional reference as to why they refer themselves as EXPENDABLES. Stallone and many of the other actor who appear in the movie wanted Hollywood and their fans to see them as being actors with box-office value and not as over-the-hill actors. 

26. CREED: CREATIVE is MY CREED  In the background a red sketched bars appear which is the banner of the American Flag. Apollo Creed appears as a shadow. This represents Adonis Johnson's life being stuck in the shadow of his father that he never knew and yet followed in his footsteps. The signifance of Apollo was he is the catalyst for Rocky. Go back to 1976 when it all happened and it is the 200th Anniversary of America. Apollo represents success and patriotism. His character gives Rocky a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the Heavy Weight Champion of the world. The significance of Adonis is his character gives Rocky a renewed reason to live and to do for Adonis what Apollo did for Rocky. Apollo represents the past, and Adonis and Rocky represent the present and future of boxing. They appear in color and only within the shadow of Apollo. Besides it looks awesome! Stop criticizing! 

27: CLIFFHANGER:  Double meaning. The movie is about Resuce Rangers who are Rock Climbers and they have to hang on to a cliff. And the old movie term is in reference to the drama that leaves you on the edge of your seat. Kind of like being at the Cayuga Speedway. It wouldn't be a Stallone movie without Transformation. I used a scene similar to the one used in the original creative, only it has Janine Turner. The Title is vertical instead of horizontal to give a sense of height. SImilarly, the background is to provide depth. 

28. SUPERMAN: Similar to my original version but with a new twist. now it show an over exaggerated speed of Superman. The Superman emblem is white because just like his father, the symbol is white on a black background to represent justice. The steel gradient represents his nickname: Man of Steel and a metaphor of his morals and super human strength.  Superman is in color because he represents hope and inspiration. 

29. LOIS LANE: THE CAPED WONDER: A special dedication to  Margot Kidder who was partly the inspiration for the resurrection of Feather of Confidence Inc. The Title in the newspaper says Caped Wonder Stuns City and likewise so does Margot Kidder wrapped in a Superman towel. Presented to look like Newsprint artwork. 

30. TRON LEGACY: Great movie: Worthy sequel. My own spin on the creative. The copy is a thing of awesomeness. It doesn't get any better. 

31. NO TIME TO DIE: Shaken, not stirred. For Queen and Country. Creative, not mundane. I appreciate the newest creative for this movie is stronger. Yet, I believe they did something similar with SPECTRE. I know, how about Feather of Confidence? Just a thought. Pip-pip and all that rot, old bean. Cherio. 

32. NO TIME TO DIE (2) Or No Time To Design?  And you thought I had given up. Behave. I hope Sir Daniel Craig gets a bang out of this. I borrowed the font from the staff at King Taps. Looks just like the font for the movie. There is awesome and then there is Feather of Confidence Inc. From one gentleman to another, you have served Queen and Country, and now it is time to enjoy life. 

33. BATTLESHIP: You're going to die. I'm going to die. We're all going to die. Just not today. Just like Feather of Confidence, this little boutique advertising agency has some life left in it. 

34. ROBOCOP: Same creative, different copy. He's not a cyborg! He's a cop!  Like it should matter if he's cyborg. 

35. YAMATO: Another example of transformation. The name was given during its christening ceremony when Admiral Yamamoto, was supposed to name  it the Musashi. However, the bottle slipped out of his hand and dropped it on his foot. He yelled, "Ya, my toe!" Just teasing. The name is from the Yamato people who are regarded with the highest respect. 

36. Star Trek: FATHER FIGURES: Love this one! So much fun putting it together. Originally created to help facilitate a amicable solution for Paramount to move forward with the movie. It seems that they were not going to move forward with the current cast. I developed this idea from the previous ideas that were being pitched. I thought it would make for a great movie. The poster has Bruce Greenwood as Admiral Pike, and Chris Hemsworth as George Kirk. Their images are to convey that their fate is still in transition. This incarnation of this particular creative, has more images that connect with the copy to give you, the audience a quick overview of the concept behind this idea which is still in transition in Hollywood.

37. Star Trek THE PRETTY PICTURE: My own satire on design. The irony is how some creative looks better being super simple and no creative involved. Whereas, ideally, all designs should be simple and creative. 

38. Star Trek: The Motion Picture: This is affectionately called the Ilia postrer in honor of the late Persis Khambatta. I wanted to do a teaser poster that would have inspired more fans to go see it when it originally came out but would have aggravated a lot of fans too because the poster is way  more interesting than the movie. 

39. Star Trek: The Motion Picture: The Boys Are Back In Space. This is a fun poster, the copy is a spin off the song, The Boys Are Back In Town. Nothing of deep meaning in this poster. Just fun. 

40. Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan: Mutara Battle. This is one of the best sci-fi space battles of all time. The copy is very specific in its meaning: Seed is a direct reference to the TV  episode Space Seed which is the inspiration for this movie. Khan has been in exile for 15 years and wants revenge. The reason for using the word strong was to convey that his people are super humans and his swelling hatred of Kirk is equally  strong. Kahn is wearing his Ceti-Alpha 5 clothes which help blend into the mutara nebula. Kirk and Spock from the reactor room scene, just before Spock dies. Scotty holding his nephew after Khan's attack. Love these dramatic scenes. Enjoy.

41. Klingon Guile:  My contribution to the Klingon homeworld.  As mentioned before I have a tendency to cling on to certain things like Star Trek. I wanted to depict the Klingon mining moon from Star Trek 6 just prior to its explosion. The Klingon symbol is in a rock texture. As I mentioned previously, i love to work with various textures.   It creates a sense of strength  and security, while at odds with the chaos that is erupting around them. I have added various lighting effects to showcase some of my talent. Yes, that is Klingon text which spells Guile in the Klingon language. Enjoy.

42. ROGUE ONE is my favorite inbetweenquel. (I coined that phrase by the way). An inbetweenquel is a movie that takes place between a prequel and a sequel. Therefore, it is a inbetweenquel. I did the Rogue One originally as being monotone with a focus on the end scene. This version has an artsy feel to it, not as abstract. More action themed and new copy that is more inspiring - "They Had One Chance. One Hope."

The wording is inspired from the film and the repetition of the word ONE connects with the title. 

43. STAR WARS; A NEW HOPE: Taking images from various famous scenes throughout the movie, I place them all together to create an epic image. May the Force Be With You. 

44. STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHTS AND MASTERS: I was inspired by the new and upcoming movie, but by a different title. At the time of the original creatiion, I wasn't sure what the title would be, so I came up with this idea of haivng Masters Yoda, Skywalker and Obi Wan Kenobi in the background and Daisy Riddley kicking butt. I wanted to show the FORCE, but I was thinking how to do it visually. I used the light speed effect and deflected it off the lightsaber. A jedi controls the force and controls all elements of it. Why not light speed? 

45. 2010: In the 2001 and 2010 posters, the artists use the unborn child as a metaphor for transformation. A change in knowledge and a change in mankinds understanding of themselves and their place in the universe. The monolith is like a baby monitor. The aliens that left it behind to monitor mankind and as mankind grows it is like a parent encouraging their baby to walk. Come out to space, it is not so bad out here. My poster is a dedication to one of my favorite actors, Roy Scheider. In my poster, I wanted  to use his picture and yet make it seem like part of the background. The Hal 9000 and the Monolith share the same shape and becomes a symbol of knowledge. The USS Discovery, I used as a photoshop challenge, it was originally white and I changed it to look like the 2010 version. 

46. Blue Thunder: Love the idea behind this movie. I would do it completely different if I had a chance to write a new version of this. I did a lot of photoshop work to make the helicopter look like it is a night picture from a day picture. The font looks like it belongs and ties in with lightning. 

47. JAWS: Love Jaws! The original creative is epic and still holds well by today's standards.  I did a photoshop version, which is similar to the oringal creative. The copy supports the  element of horror in the picture. There is no symbolism or metaphor in this creative, except don't swim in the water with a fish that has over 300 teeth and licks its chops every time it sees a person in the water.  I don't blame the shark for wanting to eat her, she's beautiful, I would want to eat her too. **DISCLAIMER** No humans or sharks were harmed in the prodcution of this creative.

48. SHAFT:  The original and this new version. Wanted to capture the modern day New York in the background but have the copy tie-in directly with the movie. The leather jacket has blue and red to represent police lights and let you know he is the good guy. The scarf, I made purple because it is Samuel L. Jackson's favorite color. 

49. Dirty Harry: One of my all time favorite cop movies. This was a creative challenge. Use only one photo that is not a full picture and make it look good. This is also another example of abstract realism. The police lights look great but not too literal. I then did a lighting technique on  either side of him to show the illumination from the police lights. The blue light reflects mostly on the 44 Magnum  and makes it look like blue steel. The red lighting effect creates a neat shadowing effect on his face. I then place a yellow bar  across his body to provide a visual break and cover up the picture crop. I made the yellow bar look like police tape with the words  Do Not Cross as a double  meaning. Do Not Cross as what you would expect to see on police tape and as a warning not to mess with Detective Harry Callahan.

50. FAST and FURIOUS: Dwayne Johnson surrounded by flames - smoldering. A simple but solid pretty picture. 

51. MAD MAX: In all the previous movie versions, there have been no nuclear 

 bombs in the creative. Crazy!  I wanted it to be modern looking but utilizing all the images from the original movie. The reason why I love Mad Max because the character is a cop but could have been easily a butcher, a naval  officer or a politican. What makes Mad Max interesting is him being a cop still trying to dispense justice in a world without order.  Makes being a cop in our world seem easy by comparison.  No worries. 

52. DARK KNIGHT: WHY SO SERIOUS? Inspired by the original Tim Burton series, and created after the Christopher Nolan series, this creative embraces the connection between Batman and the Joker in regard to death of his parents. The roses symbolize the death of his parents and his Batman transformation. The bat symbol represents the connection with the Joker as it takes form of the bat logo and the Joker's face. The Joker's smile is superimposed on the logo and his eyes receded behind the logo because his smile and eyes are the most memorable features of the villain and has a menacing vibe. The quote is from the Joker in the movie and is in a  shape of a smile to connect with the villain.  The blood dripping off the logo represents the death of Batman's parents and the blood spilled by the Joker. 

53. SPIDER-MAN 2: Utlizing the original creative and making it look like it as at  night time instead of at sunset. Contrast works really well. Taking the original idea of Dr. Ock's image in Spider-man's lenses, and adding one of his tentacles, along with some nice copy, it takes on a new look and achieving the same effect of the original designer's intent. 

54. Beverly  Hills Cop 2: Eddie in previous posters is in his Detroit Lion's jacket and jeans. But I like the suit!  Just like to be different. The copy is to invoke a sense of friendship, morality and the truth that regardless of which police force you serve, we're all brothers. 

55. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: Designed with the intent that it is a PIRATES LIFE FOR ME. SAVVY? 

56. Farscape: This is a depiction of the beginning of the show. The top layer is a metaphorical representation  of the tear in the fabric of space. The bottom layer is a wormhole that transports Astronaut John Crichton to this new galaxy where he begins his new journey with aliens that eventually become his friends and shipmates. As his character once said, "You know you want it!" Call Feather of Confidence Inc today! 

57. The Magnificent 7: Using a traditional parchment texture to capture old western style wanted poster. Monochromatic colouring, and details about the character from the movie. 

58. FireFox: This one took forever. The color scheme in the clouds is the same as the title, it is yellow, orange and red. Fire colors to showcase balance between all elements of the creative. The two mig's were recreated through various photoshop techniques to bring them up to an acceptable visual level. 

59. The Hunt For Red October: My pride and Joy. One of my best works. Created the logo to have a modern look to it but to remain true to the oringinal movie. The star is a symbol of nationalities and common ground between the United States and the Soviet Union. Red for the Soviets and White for the United States. The lighting behind Alec Baldwin and Sir Sean Connery serve to reinforce that they are on opposite sides but are both good people. The copy is in a green font to emulate the computer type from that era. The copy is dramatic and gives a very quick but detailed  overview of the story.  This artwork is an example of abstract realsim. Their uniforms are both black and fade into the water and the water blends into their uniforms. The Red October has never  been properly featured in any studio or fan art and I thought that seeing that the movie is all about this specific submarine, it should be in the artwork

60. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK: This was worth the wait. I am a big fan of the original poster, and if I could do renderings like that, I could write my own cheque. Instead of trying to match it, my goal was to do something different and something that is as appealing. The copy: Professor, Archeologist and Raider was inspired by the title as well as all the different HATS he wears (PUN INTENDED). I wanted the three main characters to be featured and presented like an old treasure map/ drawing. I included Egyptian hieroglyphics that depicts the Ark, and the map room. a couple of images from the Well of Souls. I wanted an action picture of Harrison Ford and then I decided to do the opposite and show him smiling. 

61. BACK TO THE FUTURE: Sort of looks like the sketched version of the original movie poster. Again, I am moving in this direction, where I will have more posters rendered in Illustrator than using rasterized images and blending them together to make a kickass image.I added in a lot of effects to transform an ordinary DeLorean into the Back To The Future car. 

62. PLANET OF THE APES: You Damn Dirty Apes! Relax! So we're enslaved...again. Big deal. We should be used to by now. We did 100 years before and we can do it again. Wait this is the version where we're in charge! I like this fantasy. It is a military dream come true. No one can talk! Awesome! Shut your mouth. I really think the writing team that did the new 3 movies should be allowed to do their vision of POTA. If they need inspiration, look to Feather of Confidence. Liberator of my people and of ideas. 

63. BACKDRAFT The Fighting 17th! We don't need Emergency 51, we have the fellas from the Fighting 17th.  The original creative was very powerful and I drew creative strength from it and created this version. You Go. We Go. I think Kurt Russell's character was good either way. He could have easily have dropped Scott Glenn, because he was the bad guy. He held on instead because he's the good guy and he's not going to let a firefighter die  and that's why he tries. 

64. Independence Day: July 2nd, They Arrive. July 3rd, They Attack. This Independence Day, We Fight Back! Damn! If that don't put hair on your chest, nothing will. Makes me want to be American. Can you imagine the Canadian version? Shit! They arrive and we politely invite them and entertain them. WE get interview some. 

Then after thoroughly boring the crap out them, they leave. 

65. Baywatch: More dick jokes in this movie than at a Bar Mitzvah. I know, I am a Rabbi. I am undercover. It's okay. I can say stuff like this and get away with it. Dwayne is bigger than life, so I made him this poster, with phallic imagery. 

66. HARD TARGET: Wham! Bam! Van! Damme! They thought he was easy prey. He turned out to be a Hard Target. This summer, Jean-Claude Van Damme is a HARD TARGET! In theatres everywhere. I used the same theme as the original poster because the bad guys hunt after homeless people who are former soliders or mercenaries with Bow and Arrows. I added in my own copy, did a different version of the arrow head with the words: Bonne Chance. Meaning Good Luck. Makes sense because this takes place in the Bayou outside of New Orleans. 

67. Dr. Who: Day of the Doctor: BEST DR WHO EVER!!! I mean the episode/made for TV movie. It is s a tie between Tom Baker and Matt Smith for being the best Doctor Who. In my opinion, this is true. Other Whovians, will testify that they are all brilliant incarnations and no who is better than the other. Besides, I don't have the TIME to argue this point. Because of the title, Day of the Doctor and he is a TIME and SPACE Traveller, (No Air Miles for you! ) I selected a rather old fashioned Sun Dial to be the symbolic metaphor of time. I have Dr. Who and Clara encompassed in the the sun dial with Rays of Light exploding in all directions as representation of the possible outcomes of his journey. 

68. The FIFTH ELEMENT: I did not copy Star Trek! The colors are not random, they each represent each element. Yellow for Wind, Blue for Water, Green for Earth, Red for Fire and Orange for LeeLoo (The fifth element)

69. Caprica: Eve's Apple:  I love the original Advertising for this show.  The character, Zoe Graustone is depicted as Eve.  Because technology is our sin and we get kicked out of paradise. I added binary images to her body to represent her transformation to becoming a computer program..A rough looking sketch of the U 87 cylon which eventually turns on mankind after the essence of Zoe is uploaded to the cylon brain. 

70. Wonder Woman:  Now it is perfect, just like Gal. First, the moon, this is a feminie symbol to prove that even though she is super tough and smart that she is all woman.. The bracelets are glowing to represent her power. Her tiara has a flare to symbolize her intelligence. The bracelets also have the symbol of harmony to connect her power with her purpose to restore and bring balance to the world.  Rather than saying Girl Power. STRENGTH is the only word I need to describe this hero.

71. WW84 : Neon Glow Meets Abstract Art. Together it becomes something so beautifual and unattainable, it might as well be Gal Gadot. It is Wonder Woman 1984. I changed her uniform color to be more reflective of the uniform she normal wears. The paint is symbolic of me trying to do something different. The Neon glow is one of the strongest images from the 80's and Big Hair. 

72. KNIGHT'S TALE: Proof that a designer can change his stars. I did it up as a sketch to convert the eloquence of the era. I like the sketch look with a red background that represents the passion and blood spilled in jousting. 

73. AVENGERS: END GAME: Eat your heart out, Stan Lee! This is going to be one of my greatest masterpieces! So proud. It helps when your art subjects are dead sexy. Because they're beautiful the creative by default is beautiful. Especially, Scarlet in hot pink. Shazam! 

74.  LET'S RIDE! GHOST RIDER: A new year, a new creative. The skull is burnt as a symbol of the sin he carries for making a deal with the Devil to save his father. The copy is fun. I was tempted to write something else but it seemed like it didn't fit and too copy heavy. Keep it simple, short and to the point. God, it is hell being this creative! 

75. OLD HABITS DIE HARD: It was either this title or DIE HARD 6: DIE HARDEST: DIE SO HARD YOU COULD JUST DIE. This is a concept idea for Hollywood. Reunites John McClane and Holly Genero at the Nakatomi Plaza. What are the odds that the same thing could happen to the same guy 6 times???

76. Battlestar Galactica: Resurrection: Just like their symbol of the Phoenix in Galactica, they have been reborn. This takes place 150,000 years after they found Earth, and takes place now. The ship is the Ship of Lights that was a main feature in the orignal Galactica, I thought maybe it would be fun to put it in this version of Galactica. The crew are brought back to life. Question, how and why were they brought back to life? I thought it would be a great idea for a new TV Series or Mini-Series.

77. MATRIX: Concept idea for a prequel. NOT an inbetweenquel. 

78.  BIONIC MAN: Astronaut Steve Austin is famous for his speed and his red track suit. I found a black and white image, colourized, added a motion effect, put in a green grid which is commonly associated with the diagrams of his bionics and the EKG image as well. Thanks to HOMELAND SECURITY for supplying their logo. This is the only logo that appears in my creative that I did not recreate or design from scratch. 

79. CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE: Oh, boy. This was almost too hot to handle.. Usually, my creative involves more symbolism and metaphor and allegory. The ladies are all wearing black with the same symbol. I thought it would be fun to design them a logo. Their hair has flames surrounding them because that looks so sexy. Because this is the sequel, the copy is  DOUBLE THE ACTION and because there are three ladies, the copy is TRIPLE THE FUN. 

80.  PASSION PLAY! Jesus Christ I had a devil of a time trying to make this work. This is my last great tribute to an amazing actor, Megan Fox. She is lucky number 75 and my Earth Angel. This is a great movie with virtually no box office receipts. A great performance and a noble design. 

81. The Rocketeer: Eighty seems appropriate because the letter commonly assigned is the letter A as in Awesome! This was motivated by a long time need to complete something that was missing. Gosh! You can almost hear Jennifer Connelly smiling. What was that line that she was tempted to say to me once? "Oh, my prince...would that you’d drink of my lips as deeply.”

82. Black Widow:  The hour glass symbol which is found on the underbelly of the spider by the same name is engulfed in flames and engulfs Scarlett transforming her black suit into the hour glass. The font is grungy much like the opening song Smells Like Teen Spirit originally by Nirvana.

83. The Hulk: Banner and the Beast. Don’t Make Him Mad. The two images appear to be dissolving into each other. A metaphor for the transformation he undergoes into the beast and back to himself. The lightning bolts subtly denote the anger that engulfs him. The light flares are gratuitous. I stole that idea from the endgame poster who stole it from me ;) xx