This poster is the result of my imagination, the transformation, and the brush tool. I realized while I was creating a gradient that if I turn a corner anchor point above the rectangle, Photoshop shows its back. That was my discovery time. After created it, I feel it’s kind of a poetic design
Orange Paper Design
What can you do with a paper and Apollo’s face? Is the poster says a story?
You can do this poster and why should I have to say a story to create a poster? I really wanted to add something more to finalize the poster. And suddenly, an ancient artist teacher’s favorite question came to my mind. Why?
This poster is the result of my imagination, the transformation, and the brush tool. I realized while I was creating a gradient that if I turn a corner anchor point above the rectangle, Photoshop shows its back. That was my discovery time. After created it, I feel it’s kind of a poetic design
Orange Paper Design
What can you do with a paper and Apollo’s face? Is the poster says a story?
You can do this poster and why should I have to say a story to create a poster? I really wanted to add something more to finalize the poster. And suddenly, an ancient artist teacher’s favorite question came to my mind. Why?
This subtle question is enough to break ideas and thoughts, in addition, to bring doubt to your mind. However, it was a good question to ask myself because I was, by rote, about to add colored little lines everywhere and wouldn’t be a good idea.
Firstly because I already made it before and secondly, what does these little lines mean? They are just geometric shapes. Why did I want to add them? No reason. Rather than put these lines I drew some light blue circle with the brush tool and apply a directional blur with a 0% angle to create a sensation of a floating direction.
Orange Paper Speed Art Poster #76
After the Why question, I am glad to present you my poster design #76. I think you will enjoy watching me working on this one same if, as usual, the video’s speed is fast.
Have a nice day and see you tomorrow for the poster #77
