Flyer patrol

I've been doing a lot of flyers lately.  Some have taken a while, some have not.  

Simple flyer.  I would do a lot more minimalist work if it were fitting for more events.  I love this picture.  I had to mess with the kerning a bit because of the way the font was set up.  

I love Judge Dredd comics.  This is a scan of one of the covers.  I did some color enhancements, layered the background, took out the "DREDD RULES" logo, and changed the text a bit.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is my favorite movie, period.

Existing artwork from a 1945 article, from Mechanix Illustrated, on space exploration.  I had to do a lot of cleaning on it to remove text, even out the borders, and make it look like they were never there.  

Originally a cover from Juice Magazine from back in the 90s.  There was a lot of text to remove.  We needed a quick, punk rock flyer and this is what came out.  

Can we start again?

This was the second attempt at a flyer for this show.  I wasn't happy with the first one because the text was all jumbled up at the bottom and there was a lot of empty space at the top.  The drawing of the boy screaming is actually a small doodle I did a few years ago.  I saw it in my sketch book when I was working on this poster and it worked perfectly, as far as I'm concerned.  By the way, I did NOT design the arrows by Strike Anywhere's name or the Bane logo.  

The first idea does the job right

I like tall, semi-thin fonts.  This was the first idea I had and I like how it turned out.