To be, or not to be?
That is the question! As you know, this is William Shakespeare’s most famous sentence, and I used his words to emphasize the poetic aspect of my poster design number 72, titled “Question.”
These days, I start designing without making any sketches, ideas, concepts, or even thoughts. I begin and see what happens. That isn’t good! However, I am attempting some things, such as finding my ways of expression or, in other words, my style. But I feel that my style constantly changes. The reason why is that every time I create a new poster, I do something different than the day before.
Despite this messing schema, something is emerging from it. For example, I notice a kind of repetition in my poster designs. I have a wheel of style, and I change it depending on the day, the mood…
The design
The design is simple. It doesn’t require a lot of Photoshop Skills. You need a small dose of imagination and a little clipping time in addition to finding suitable pictures. For example, this little orange bird I clipped some weeks ago finally had a tree branch on its tail, which I missed the first time.
Ideas are good, and the composition between text and images works 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 conceptions, where you can watch me working and see how the poster creation process evolves. So, take a look, and don’t miss tomorrow’s poster #73!
