The Heard wordmark was designed to anchor the poster design and stand out from the complexity and depth of the imagery (with intentional negative space shaped to “fit” an advanced hearing aid device).
My design for the Heard promotional assets is intended to invoke two interwoven perspectives — what’s seen vs. what’s experienced. As part of the poster’s double-exposure treatment, Brian’s profile becomes a landscape in and of itself, with layered textures and visuals that tease concepts from the film. The road brings a sense of momentum, inviting viewers into his journey as he searches for connection and a deeper understanding of the difficulties he faces.
Tony was easygoing and thorough, and I really enjoyed how the project opened up and flowed. I felt that Tony listened, allowed for changes and also gave his own ideas which were valuable.









