Here at Dyno Creative, we’re all for stepping up and tacking charge of your own destiny, just as Harley Quinn did. To celebrate this new lease on life, we couldn’t resist portraying these bold changes through equally bold illustrations.
Quickly Harley discovers she’s not the only dame in town looking for emancipation. Joined by: the Black Canary (the butt kicking girl with the killer voice), Renee Montoya (the discounted and disgruntled rogue cop), and the Huntress (the vengeance seeking survivor of a mob hit turned crossbow carrying vigilante) the group teams up to protect the life of a young pickpocket from the mob boss known as the Black Mask, who has a bone to pick with all of them.
For the illustration and other key art imagery, it was important to play with the tone that Harley Quinn and the other Birds of Prey come with. That often takes the form of swirling shapes and bright pops of color befitting a comic book (the source material), or the whacky mind warping of a technicolor fun house, (Harley Quinn’s go to hideouts).
Taking inspiration from comics, pulp fiction novel covers, and the neon sugar coated grunge of the late 90’s and early 2000’s was the basis for the designs for the poster as well as the other key art designs. Looking at the film and its production design I wanted to emulate that feeling of something that was: fun, wild, dangerous and most importantly fueled by girl power!
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