About the Poster
I must tell you that I wanted to create a more structured poster with simple geometric shapes. I hope it wasn’t fun, and I changed the creative direction to something better.
I started today’s design in Illustrator with vector shapes created with the Polar and Rectangular Grid Tool. I superimposed the forms on each other to see what I can realize with that. I created three grids and focused on the last one I made because I know myself and can try it all day. Once I found the grid interesting enough to start doing something, I selected the Shape Builder Tool and merged the path to finally come up with the geometric form you can see in the video.
Of course, I wasn’t satisfied with the style. I continued to experiment with some colors until I found an acceptable combination. I applied a blue-to-red gradient to every shape and duplicated the geometry. I turned it until I found a visually pleasing way to present it.
Afterward, I imported the shape into Photoshop to add another level of creativity and bring the design to life. For the rest, you should take a look at the video!
Poster speed art
I have to tell you that I am almost satisfied with the design of today’s poster. I am trying to say that I am starting a new mini-series. I cannot let that style leave without experimenting a bit more.
If you liked Poster Atomic Geometry, come back tomorrow to discover poster #436! Thank you, have a nice day.
Music Credit
The song I downloaded today is Whirlpool, made by The Grey Room. Without mentioning that I already used their song, you start to know they are a music production facility in Oakland, California.