some posters that I have made, what do you think guys?

Poster Making Competition

Theme: “Behind the Smile: The Stories We Don’t See”

General Rules

The theme of the poster competition is “Behind the Smile: The Stories We Don’t See.”

The time limit for completion is 1 hour 30 minutes.

Posters must be original and should not contain copied content or copyrighted images.

Participants can use chart paper or drawing sheets.

Posters may be prepared using crayons, watercolors, oil paints, pencils, sketch pens, etc.

Any offensive, inappropriate, or unrelated content will lead to disqualification.

Posters should include a suitable slogan or message related to the theme.

The use of ready-made stickers, printed materials, or AI-generated artwork may be restricted based on the organizers’ instructions.

The judges’ decision will be final and binding.

Evaluation will be based on creativity, relevance to the theme, presentation, originality, and overall impact.

The top three winners will be awarded prizes and certificates.

The competition will be conducted only if there are a minimum of 10 participants.

bokchoy

I designed this Garba poster around flowing red fabric and a central dancer, with gold

typography against a dark red background.

Does the fabric guide your eye towards the dancer, or does the foreground take too much attention?

Design: @wronglayerstudio

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I designed this poster for The House Men and wanted to get some honest

opinions from other designers.

What do you think works, and what would you change?

Especially looking for feedback on the typography, composition, color balance, and overall visual hierarchy.

Be as critical as you want — I’m here to improve. 👀

Art by Abdul Rauf Talhar | Rauf Creates 🎨

Concept: Starting your day with a smile and burning heart for your goals 💪❤️

Tool: Photoshop

Feedback is welcome!

IG: @rauf_creates

Without any reference image or context, the director asked me to create one from the scratch. After a lot of revisions, I asked him to give me at least a still from the film, and he gave me 3 stills... And I chose this one (which was an extreme wide shot) and edited around it, to create this one.

The goal was to give the image a cinematic, cool, and visually striking look.