Here is poster creation number three of the mini-series that I titled “Aurora Graphics.”
The Design
If you look at the speed art video of the poster conception below, you will notice that I made full use of the picture of Apollo. I made the liquid and abstract form on the background with its picture and Filter Liquify’s (Photoshop) help.
There is nothing new under the sun! I used the same color scheme for poster number 3, too, except that I colored the title and some lines dark blue. And there is luck: I will use it all the way long for this mini-series.
I started to Liquefy the picture of Apollo and tried to create an elegant and good-looking form by playing with the pencil. I made several attempts before I got a satisfying result. Then, I warped the form to give it more dynamism and a second movement. I think you are getting familiar with the process by which I created this form and its effect on it. If not, watch the video below or other posters on the website because I explain that in detail.
After creating the abstract and liquid form, I made a blue rectangle covering the canvas’s left side and another lighter and bigger one on the right. I also changed the layout a bit to fit these forms better. The rest is just playing and testing to see what works and what doesn’t.
Speed Art Poster #178
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You can watch me working on this design in Speed Art Video number 178.
Don’t forget to check the poster 179 tomorrow!
