After experiencing the mesmerizing journey of "Joker" directed by Todd Philips, I felt an urgent pull to channel its essence into my own creative endeavors. Being a visual-centric graphic designer, every frame of the movie resonated deeply with me, culminating in a masterpiece of storytelling.

However, it was one particular scene, near the film's climax, that embedded itself in my psyche. The subtle presence of a colored drape in the backdrop just before "the Joker" emerges encapsulated the epitome of perfection. The choice of hues, their harmonious tones, and their fusion created an indelible imprint on my imagination. It was as if without it, the very soul of the narrative would be incomplete.

As I reflected on that scene, I delved deeper into its significance, realizing it mirrored my own journey as a designer. Just as the colors harmonized to perfection, I saw my own creative process unfold—the meticulous selection of elements, the careful blending of ideas, all coming together to create a seamless composition.

Moreover, the emotional depth portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of the Joker resonated with me on a profound level. It reminded me of the power of storytelling through visuals, inspiring me to infuse my own work with that same raw authenticity.

In essence, "Joker" became more than just a movie—it became a catalyst for my artistic evolution, guiding me towards a deeper understanding of my craft and igniting a newfound passion within me.

gotham, sgd 2500
30x30 inches, 2019
oil on canvas

”Gotham (acoustic)" by Claes Nilsson (Spotify link)
Inspirational music)