About the Poster
It was another day that I woke up late. I have been working for someone these last few days and am ready to show you what it was about in a future article. I’ll have to ask permission to publish the work first.
Some days ago, I downloaded an excellent picture of a girl from Unsplash, which made me think about Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting The Joconde. I saw something similar in this portrait and wanted to do something with the photograph.
So, I cut out the girl and duplicated the background to make the poster as high-quality as possible. Once I finished that, I tried to cut a part of the girl and noticed it didn’t work well. I decided to use only a few typographic elements. After watching the girl, I added a circle over her head that passed behind her shoulders.
Poster speed art
If the poster is friendly to your eyes, look at the video below to see how I struggled one more time with the cut-out of the model and how I duplicated the background.
Come back tomorrow to discover poster #383! Have a nice day!
Photo Credit
The superb photography of the girl I used to create my poster was shot by Luke Braswell (Unsplash). Please take a look at its fantastic other photographs to travel a bit!
Music Credit
The song Ode to Joy was initially written by the musical genius Beethoven. I used a remake realized by Cooper Cannell (YouTube). He still has only one video on his YouTube channel.