
These days, I enjoy creating abstract and experimental Poster Designs. Combining Photoshop Filters, changing their options, and seeing what happens can sometimes surprise you.
The Design

The Implosion Poster is mysterious, enigmatic, disturbing, ghostly, vibrant… a transition between several plights of becoming something else, something strange, something no one had, has, and will never see. Apollo’s silhouette is recognizable once in a timebut suddenly not, passing from substance to intangible, stable and eternal until unstable and ephemeral.
I create and capture an instant, like stopping this moment to take a mental picture and applying this image to the canvas. A micro-second is captured and represented visually inside the poster that I can proudly show to the world.
The process wasn’t straightforward; it was experimental, and the luck factor was a massive part of the success of this creation. I am okay with that because it took me time to provoke this luck. It comes from me and the software I used to create these effects that I superimposed on and under each other. I did it with the help of the machine with the help of my skills, knowledge, and heart. I didn’t only spend time creating it; I lost something, and that brought me something new that I’ve earned. I gained it the hard way, but I am victorious over myself.
Speed Art Poster #224
I felt like a poet writing the description today! I hope you enjoy it because it comes from the bottom of my heart and the feelings I had while creating poster number 224.
The speed art video number 224 may be less poetic, but at least you will know how I created the Implosion Poster.
See you tomorrow for poster number 225!