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Today, I wanted to do something a bit different, something fun. I’ve been a huge Batman fan since I was a kid, and with all the buzz around the new Batman movie, I got inspired to make my own Batman movie poster. I’m no professional designer, but hey, it’s all about having a good time, right?

First off, I started by looking up some official Batman movie posters online. I noticed a lot of them are pretty dark and gritty, which makes sense, it’s Batman! I saw some cool ones like the “DC Comics Movie The Batman – Edward Nashton A.K.A. The Riddler One Sheet” and another one called “Batman – Comic Poster/Print (The Dark Knight Walking At Night)”. They really set the mood, you know? Dark, mysterious, and totally badass.

I also checked out some price, just out of curiosity. They are around $9.99 to $29.99. Not too bad, I guess. But I wanted mine to be unique, so buying one was off the table.

So, I fired up my old computer. I grabbed a few pictures of Batman that I liked. One was of him “Crouching On Gargoyle”, looking all stealthy and cool. I also found a text that said, “I AM THE…”, which I thought was pretty dramatic and fitting for a movie poster.

• Started by gathering inspiration from official posters.
• Looked at different designs and price range.
• Chose images that captured the essence of Batman.

Next, I started playing around with these images. It was a bit of trial and error. I tried putting Batman on different backgrounds, some were cityscapes at night, others were just dark, textured backgrounds. I wanted it to scream “Batman” without being too cluttered.

After a few hours of messing around, I finally settled on a design I liked. It had Batman perched on a gargoyle, overlooking a dark, rainy Gotham city. I added the “I AM THE…” text at the bottom, and it looked pretty darn cool, if I may say so myself.

• Experimented with different image combinations.
• Tried various backgrounds to achieve the right mood.
• Finalized the design with Batman on a gargoyle.

I know it’s not as polished as the ones you can buy, and it’s definitely no “Trends International DC Comics Movie The Batman – Batman Teaser One Sheet Wall Poster”, but it was a blast to make. Plus, it’s one of a kind! I even thought about all the new stuff coming up for Batman, like the “The Batman 2” movie directed by Matt Reeves and the “The Penguin” series. It’s an exciting time to be a Batman fan, and making this poster just got me even more hyped.

My Takeaway

This little project was a fun way to kill an afternoon and dive into the world of Batman. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about the process and enjoying what you’re doing. Who knows, maybe I’ll make more of these for other movies I like. It’s a cool way to express your fandom, even if you’re just a regular guy like me.