Wanted posters have been a staple of the Star Wars universe, featuring notorious characters who have broken the law and are on the run from the authorities. In this design rationale, I will explain my design choices behind three wanted posters featuring Han Solo, Boba Fett, and Qi'ra.

1. Han Solo:

When designing Han Solo's wanted poster, I wanted to convey his adventurous and daring personality. To achieve this, I took a striking image of a Han Solo action figure, I then composited a real-life image of actor Harrison Ford onto the action figure, giving it a more tangible and realistic feel. I decided to use a blue color scheme with a bold blue font for his name and the reward amount. The blue color is associated with adventure and excitement, reflecting Han Solo's love for travel and exploration. I wrote a short description of his crimes, highlighting his involvement in smuggling and piracy.

2. Boba Fett:

For Boba Fett's wanted poster, I wanted to capture his deadly and feared reputation. To create a sense of urgency and danger, I used an orange color scheme, with a bold orange font for his name and the reward amount. The orange color is associated with energy and excitement, reflecting Boba Fett's ability to track down and capture his targets. I wrote a description of his crimes, highlighting his involvement in assassination and capturing fugitives. The design is ominous and intimidating, reflecting Boba Fett's reputation as a formidable opponent.

3. Qi'ra:

Designing Qi'ra's wanted poster was all about capturing her elusive and mysterious nature. I took a subtle image of Qi'ra, with her face partially obscured by her hair, and composited a real-life image of actress Emilia Clarke onto the action figure. To create a sense of intrigue and mystery, I used a pink color scheme, with a bold pink font for her name and the reward amount. The pink color is associated with femininity and playfulness, reflecting Qi'ra's ability to blend in and deceive her enemies. I wrote a description of her crimes, highlighting her involvement in espionage and deception. 

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the designs of the three Star Wars wanted posters featuring Han Solo, Boba Fett, and Qi'ra were all about capturing their unique personalities and reputations. Each poster was designed with a specific color scheme to convey a different mood and feeling. Han Solo's poster used blue to represent adventure and excitement, Boba Fett's poster used orange to represent energy and urgency, and Qi'ra's poster used pink to represent mystery and intrigue. Additionally, I composited real-life images of the actors onto the action figures to give them a more tangible and realistic feel. These posters effectively capture the essence of these iconic characters and their place in the Star Wars universe.