It is a short day to design a poster in addition to a little sleeping time out of the home on a sofa in a local. Going to bed late and waking up early is good from time to time if you do it from time to time.
The Design
It is apparent that I always use approximately the same elements and style when creating a poster mini-series, and Ridge number 4 is no exception.
As You see on the poster, I used blue to fit the dark geometric shapes I inspired from some of my old graffiti letters and futuristic designs. There always are steps in the creative process. The more you dig into your mind, the more you find ideas and concepts that you can implement in your work. This is what I do with the Ridge mini-series. Every day, I have to find a different way to position the elements I created by adding others or removing some. Doing so makes you better in this specific area. If you keep experimenting with new things, you can make fantastic discoveries.
It is not what happens today, but by changing the element from outside to inside the canvas to create a kind of explosion from the center, the poster looks fresh and new, the same way it would if I had used the same elements in these last three posters.
Speed Art Poster #231
I am hurrying to find my bed and get a good night’s sleep because today was a long day full of things to do.
I usually invite you to watch Speed Art Video 231, which I post on YouTube. It is like a tutorial; after watching the video, you will figure out how I created the poster.
See you tomorrow for poster Ridge number 5!
