Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem is a 2007 American science fiction action film directed by the Brothers Strause. It is a sequel to the 2004 film Alien vs. Predator and the second and latest installment in the Alien vs. Predator franchise. I was responsible for the entire key visuals for the Japan campaign. Follow the color theme Blue and Green from the previous film. The movie title was changed to AVP 2 in Japan Market.

Advanced Poster visuals.

Advanced Poster visuals. The copy says "A New Type Descended".

New Hybrid Aliens detail was photo retouched to add shades. It emphasizes the mysterious and scary mood for teaser visuals. The mix of Green and Blue fog background indicates this new type is a hybrid of Alien (Green) and Predator (Blue). This visual was also used for print magazine campaign in U.S market.
Character Poster of New Alien (Predalien) and Predator. Bright splash color indicates the blood color of each species.

The Predalian Character Poster. The image was collaged (Head, Torso, Arm, Tail) from various photos to create an action pose.

The Predator/Cleaner Character Poster. The image was collaged (Head, Torso, Arm, and Armor) from various photos to create an action.

Launch Poster Key Visuals. 

Launch Poster Key Visuals. The landscape of the building, Military vehicles, and Special Ops team was added on the design. Those design elements express, The story will develop into the center of the city.

Original Art work for Launch poster.

Concept Art of The Advanced poster.

Concept Art for Character posters. Humans are in the middle of the Alien and Predator.

Concept Art for Character posters. Bold Japanese characters express battle royale feeling.

The shot from the actual film (Left). Notice Fluorescent green blood on the Predators helmet. The idea of the Character poster was coming from these photos provided from the Twentieth Century Fox Marketing team.

Early Concept Design for Launch Poster/

Client: 20th Century Fox International, 20th Century Fox Japan
Creative Director, Designer: Manabu Inada

Year: 2007

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