I realize that it would be better and simplier to design this Poster Mini-Series with Illustrator instead of Photoshop. Firstly because I am more familiar with Illustrator, — this design challenge is equalizing my knowledge of Photoshop with Illustrator — and secondly because it is logic.
The Design
To create this poster about isometric design, I used small geometric forms and colors to generate a contrast between large and small. It also looks a bit minimalist only because I wanted something sober. The few elements I used are resonating together, and follow each other in a line or another like imperceptible rules.
I Like the large blue gradient which gives the principal rectangle a sense of speed and a feeling of movement from a point A to a point B. The smaller rectangle inside this blue gradient, and behind the large rectangle suggest that the gradient isn’t in 3 dimensions and brings the wow effect to the poster.
When I tried to create an open square; I noticed that I am not using the right software to do isometry. I decided to continue with Photoshop and finish today’s poster.
Speed Art Poster #209
A good day to design a Poster!
Take a look at the speed art video #209 if you are interesting about how I create Rounded Edges #3 Poster.
Have a nice day and see you tomorrow for Rounded Edges #4.
