
I didn’t want to write anything yesterday because I was too tired; I still feel the jetlag effect. Today’s poster looks messy, with many different effects and colors.
The Design

As often when starting a poster, I have no idea what I will do or how it will look in the final result. To inspire me with the colors, I used Adobe Color to make this task easier—okay, it was to save some time!
I Made a large pink rectangle to create a new space inside the canvas. I drew an acceptable form with the purple pen tool and some lines with the brush tool inside. I added a gradient from purple to transparent purple on Apollo’s Statue and lines on the right. I duplicated the picture by cutting it inside and adding typography that I copied above and below.
I created another straight form on the left of the pink rectangle and duplicated it to generate the same form only with its outline. I duplicated and slightly modified this shape to put it in the right corner.
To Finish the poster, I dealt with placement and size between elements. I added some circles to contrast with the lines and the title.
Speed Art Poster #221
I’m one-day late posting this poster. I’m too tired again, and I still feel the six-hour jetlag between China and Switzerland.
Look at my speed art video if you are interested in how I created today’s poster.
Today, I will make poster 222. Stay in touch!