This is my poster design using the alternative representation letters. It took me a while to figure out how to arrange the letters so that you could actually read my name (and still look good). I used rounded rectangles as the clipping masks and made them all about the same height (except for my first name which I enlarged to fill up space). The background is a lot more complicated (I was having fun). The first layer of the background is actually a personal picture of a Thanksgiving table (turned sideways) with an extreme Gaussian blur; on top of that is a picture of wierd clouds which I decreased the opacity on to provide a texture, and finally, on top of that is another abstract texture that was a "happy accident" created in photoshop using the clone stamp tool on a Gaussian blurred picture of cobblestones. For the finishing touch, I connected different sizes of black, rounded rectangles to tone down the background and unite it with the letters in my name.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
This is my poster design using the alternative representation letters. It took me a while to figure out how to arrange the letters so that you could actually read my name (and still look good). I used rounded rectangles as the clipping masks and made them all about the same height (except for my first name which I enlarged to fill up space). The background is a lot more complicated (I was having fun). The first layer of the background is actually a personal picture of a Thanksgiving table (turned sideways) with an extreme Gaussian blur; on top of that is a picture of wierd clouds which I decreased the opacity on to provide a texture, and finally, on top of that is another abstract texture that was a "happy accident" created in photoshop using the clone stamp tool on a Gaussian blurred picture of cobblestones. For the finishing touch, I connected different sizes of black, rounded rectangles to tone down the background and unite it with the letters in my name.
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