I am running after free time to read, chill, exercise, recover, learn, and so on. There are too many things to do, and this is awesome, too. But I am not against a bit of free time sometimes. It doesn’t matter because today, Quicktime player can’t save a file. I lost more than 10 minutes of recording for the video. That makes me so angry! This app should work correctly. Instead, it does the reverse!
The Design
Firstly, if you are curious about the creation process I used to design the Transition #7 Poster, I recommend you watch the video or read the previous articles.
Secondly, it is always good to experiment and discover new tips and tricks for your favorite software. Nothing is magical; everything takes time and practice!
You know the process I used to create today’s poster. The rest is about creativity, good taste, and trying things. For creation number 7, I illustrate the “Transition” with a domed surface from a large to a small picture of Apollo. Something that I didn’t try until now for this specific mini-series.
As stated in another article, the challenge with mini-series is to reuse the same idea with different concepts or the reverse. After creating some posters, it always becomes a bit more challenging because the more I do, the more ideas become scarce. Meeting and surpassing this challenge is not only interesting but also exciting. It sounds like a self-accomplishment in the graphic design area.
Speed Art Poster #258
As you know, today, I was pretty annoyed by Quicktime Player because it caused me to lose some precious working minutes. I decided to search for an app, and I found IShowU by Shiny White Box, a real-time screen recording app for Mac that I am in a hurry to test.
For Today, I can only present to you the few minutes I saved of the speed art video #258. There is still some stuff that you can watch and maybe get inspired by.
I invite you tomorrow to discover the poster Transition #8!
