About the Poster
It is good to change the topic!
I went on Pexels to select a picture that inspired me to create a poster. I took this picture because it looks nice, mainly because of the rainbow colors on her face.
When I imported the picture in Photoshop, I had no idea what I would do with it. When I scaled the image, I noticed some grain on it. Extending it was risky because it made the grain stronger, but I did it!
The apparent idea of continuing the rainbow reflected on the face of the girl came to me quickly.
The rest of the creation came to me naturally. I added typography and some vector shapes and duplicated the rainbow on her face by copy-pasting it with circles.
Poster speed art
If you are curious about how I realized today’s poster, the video below will show you the process and every button I pushed.
See you tomorrow for a new poster.
Have a nice day!
Music Credit
Beach Walk is the name of the Jazz and Blues song I used to create the speed art video. Unicorn Heads (Youtube). Visit Unicor Heads (website)!
Photography Credit
The picture I selected to realize the Rainbow Girl Poster was shot by the Photographer Barcelos Fotos (Pexels).