To be, or not to be?
That is the question! As you know, this is the most known sentence of William Shakespeare and I decided to use his words to push the poetic aspect of my poster design number 72 simply titled “Question”.
As a habit these days I start to design without making any sketches, idea, concept or even a thought. I begin and see what will happens. That’s bad! However, I am attempting some things such as find my ways of expression, in other words, my own style. But I feel that my style always change. The reason why is because every time I create a new poster, I do something different than the day before.
In spite of this messing schema, something is emerging from it. For example, I notice a kind of repetition with my poster’s designs. I have like a wheel of style and I turn around with it. Depend on the day, the mood…
The design
The design is simple. It doesn’t require a lot of Photoshop Skills. You just need a small dose of imagination and a little amount of clipping time in addition to finding good pictures to use. Like this little orange bird that I clipped some weeks ago for finally notice that there was a branch of a tree on its tail. Something I missed the first time.
Ideas are good and the composition between text and images work well. They resonate together.
The orange bird add a welcomed touch of colors that was missing.
Questions Speed Art Poster #72
A simple name for a minimalist poster design, what else?
Here are the speed art conception where you can watch me working and see the process of the poster creation and how it evolves. So, take a look and don’t miss tomorrow’s poster #73!
