Activity Feed
Anubhav Saini
•
7d
added a new topic
Need feedbackHello everyone I was given a task
To make a poster for a bad art club
And was given the following two images
As refference so in the third image I made the poster I took the style of the fonts like thick strokes and fill from the refference and just made an illustration at the background to make it different from the first two posters because I wanted to do something different this time also I have less experience in creating posters so can anybody give me feedback for it and thank you
@Anubhav Saini for your Art Club poster design, you could try to find some professionals for reference to start. This is a website I like to browse through sometimes for stuff like this: https://www.designspiration.com
Pay attention to how the designers use illustration to support the typography. You want a poster to grab people’s attention and be easily readable in the first 3 seconds of viewing.
Just bumping up the contrast around “Bad Art Club” text can bring it forward from the background and add a little extra punch.
Hope this helps. Good luck with your club!
Michael Giff
•
11d
Nice use of cross hatching, particularly on the nose. What tools are you using? Reminds me of some ball point pen sketches but I'm not sure.
Hello everyone with this piece I wanted to try the carricature of it and I wanted to go with a rough approach with it as I wanted try cross hatching with a slightly realistic touch also I was tired of doing the same style everytime I draw so I was fed up with it so I tried this new approach
I think the first color scheme has the most vintage feel!
Here I was just planning out the thumbnails for color and I was aiming to get a vintage plus a spooky feel simultaneously at first I tried this but later I thought to like to go very abstract so I did whatever came to my mind
So would these color combination work.
My main aim is to get a evil spooky feel with the character plus a vintage feel simultaneously
The following are gesture practices and these were done using a refference
I like the tower a lot. It's a cool design. The basic form is a cylinder (this is a great lesson to brush up on cylinders in perspective: https://www.proko.com/course-lesson/how-to-draw-cylinders-and-ellipses/comments) Overall you did a great job following the perspective, but I think some of the contours that are further away feel a bit flat. As the tower increases in height, the width of the ellipse that represents the contour will increase also. At the horizon line it will be perfectly flat in line with the viewer.
Here I tried to improve it a bit by working on the minaret also I worked on the benches and the overall perspective
I would like to seek feedback on perspective
