(B7) CYBER PUNK

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  • I did not realize until doing this research that, the issue of Cybr Magazine that I looked at previously, it features this game. (Just proof that all of these follow the same themes)
  • Cyberpunk 2077 is a futuristic, role-playing game (RPG) that focuses on advanced robotics and technology, character perks include bionic limbs and features, etc throughout the game. 
  • Rhianna uses a lot of unique fashion and make-up in her photography which is very similar to that in Cyberpunk. Plus, she wants to envelop this "cyber brutalist" style within her branding so, I think using the colours, the chrome, and almost robotic assets would really work for her 
  • Even if we could edit her photographs so the models looked slightly bionic or their clothing is like some form of technology, it would embrace the aesthetic that we could then emphasize in her branding

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