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For our third and final iteration, we have decided to create an extended merchandise collection which will feature Kendrick as just another victim of Marvel's talent vacuum.

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As you can see, we have superimposed Kendrick's face over the face of Benjamin Franklin on an American $100 bill and replaced 'The United Stated of America' with 'The United States of Kendrick'.

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Our shirt design. On the back of this shirt, we would have 'Property of Marvel'. The decision of a black shirt was purely a style choice.

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After receiving feedback from our tutor, our second iteration will be an extension of the first idea. We will be designing a T-shirt to try and make our message more clear, but in a more simpler way.

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These are sketches that were made in the drafting process of creating the album cover.

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Reference image: Kendrick Lamar's previous album cover 'Damn'.

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We also wanted to incorporate his iconic pink suit into our own art.
Reference Image: Music video for 'All the stars'

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For the first iteration, we will be creating an album cover that encompasses our feelings towards Kendrick's song which we feel is almost a 'sell out' of his previous works. It is almost as if the producers behind Black Panther needed an A-lister to create a song because whatever they released, would become an instant hit and boost the film. Here is the album cover for the Black Panther album that we will be using as a reference image for our own album.

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We have decided that we will be critiquing Kendrick Lamar's song 'All the stars' which is part of the Black Panther Album.