There are days when everything is going well. Nothing perturbative comes to you about inspiration and motivation. If it is going fine, you can’t find your time. Today was one of these days. Designing the Ridge Poster didn’t take me a long time, which may be why it looks so fresh and dynamic.
The Design
The theme is there, the color scheme is not complete, and the look and feel are known in advance. I only need to arrange my elements according to the picture of Apollo and the canvas’s size. In other words, make it look beautiful and pleasant. It is not overcomplex, allowing me to focus on the global looks and little polish elements and try to add or remove some graphic elements.
I started by putting Apollo’s statue in the center of the canvas. I added the white rectangles over the black background and drew some complex and sharp forms with the pen tool. Then, I continued the poster with the green color that I selected on the go. I drew some form filled with this light and bright green, cut inside the line pattern, and arranged it between the other poster elements.
I made a mistake because of today’s laziness. I took a rasterized pattern of the previous poster, imported it into today’s creation, selected them, and painted inside them with the brush tool and the bright green as the color. After creating the presentation’s images, which means to me to
Speed Art Poster #230
Today was another nicely spent Sunday in Switzerland. As usual, I registered my screen and compiled the Speed Art Poster number 230 video, so take a look!
Come back tomorrow to see the poster number 231 and its video!
