Ron Man

RON MAN


What happens when you remove just one letter from a movie title?


http://twistedsifter.com/2014/11/austin-light-illustrates-movie-titles-with-one-letter-removed/
RON MAN


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FINDING EMO




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PUP FICTION


 All of the above were created by removing just 1 letter from the movie title. For your next project you will be doing something similar. You will be allowed to either add, subtract or substitute one letter in the movie title(s) of your choosing. 

 You will create 2 graphic solutions.

 Your solutions may be designs, illustrations or composite images.

 Size: 11" x 14"
Resolution: 300 ppi

 This might be a good place to start:

http://www.listchallenges.com/new-york-times-best-1000-movies-ever-made
See more @:
http://twistedsifter.com/2014/11/austin-light-illustrates-movie-titles-with-one-letter-removed/


 Below are examples from previous classes...


Sophia Teng




Addison Barone


Angelina Cotto




Bailey Lynch




Katherine Hartley




Carsen Schmid



Joe Zagorski




Megan Cook


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