On the tip of my Insidious tongue...

Okay pretty sure you wanted to see the next poster I did for the Insidious / Talenthouse competition. Right? Sure you do.

Check it:

© Insidious: The Last Key concept poster. Artwork by Dulani Wilson (@bluntspear). All rights reserved to respective owners.

A remix of the previous still image renders I did, but this one meets qualifying criteria. Is she about to swallow it? Did she just bring it up? Was it under her tongue the whole time? Who knows. But being The Last Key, it is sure to be a keepsake you'd want to keep close to the chest. Let me know what you guys think? Comment section!

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"Insidious: The Last Key" Concept Poster 2

Remember that Insidious concept poster art I shared with you lovely people? Of course you do. That was the first of few.

The second I'm about to share was the first one I attempted. Saw the Texas Chainsaw Massacre poster and how simple and text orientated it was. Not saying I succeeded with this one but I found the idea of the white space appealing for some reason.

Check it out:

© 2017. Artwork by Dulani Wilson. All rights reserved to respective owners.

Apparition be like "I got the keys, the keys, the keys". Check out the poster on Talenthouse: https://www.talenthouse.com/i/1366/submission/279557/c3bd5d99

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"Insidious: The Last Key" invites evil home. And I made a poster for the event

It's been a while superfriends. And it seems I have fallen back into some old habits. Nothing overly nefarious like experimental military-grade narcotics. Nope. Talking about entering a design competition on Talenthouse – https://www.talenthouse.com/i/create-artwork-inspired-by-insidious-the-last-key?ref=Fb

So I created a bunch of posters to promote the coming Insidious: The Last Key movie coming out in January 2018. And I thought I'd might as well share what I did over the next couple of days.

First up! Check out this simple graphic poster I designed:

© Concept Poster Design for horror film Insidious: The Last Key.
Artwork by Dulani Wilson. Rights reserved to respective owners

Evil truly comes home. One of my initial ideas, I aimed for something simple to give the impression of a sinister element creeping in. And what's worse than untidy, matted hair. Apparitions with untidy, matted hair.

Check out the trailer. Not a horror fan though. Nothing against the genre. Just a bit of a p**y.

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More to follow, and it gets better...