Finally, I want a day to breathe and take time for myself. It hasn’t happened often these last few months. I am always in a rush to do this, finish that, care for that, and so on. Today, I am proud to present to you my creation. It is about a constructivist and cubist vision of the picture of Apollo’s Statue.
The Design
I imported all of Apollo’s pictures into my file and used a soft grey paper pattern as a background. If I could use that turn of phrase, I was also about to use the image of an old book where someone wrote inside in English and with a vintage style. I finally didn’t use it because of the book’s colors. If I had to manipulate them, it would look unnatural.
What can we do with paper? I answer by cutting several areas inside Apollo’s Statue and superimposing each so that some lines meet other lines. This is also a surrealist vision; it becomes an abstraction since I superimpose Apollo’s second and third slices.
Speed Art Poster #245
Two hundred forty-five posters have been made since January 2019, and the number is growing daily — logic! I was first surprised by that vast number.
For the two hundred forty-fiveth time, you can look at the Speed Art Video #245 I made today if you are curious about how I made it. Have a nice day, and see you tomorrow for poster number 246!
