How the hell did you stylize that type? It's great! I can never manage to get that level of detail into my typography, but that might be due to my lack of an attention span....
Also, looking at the fullsize poster, there's already so many interacting, overlapping layers I feel like the blue shapes at the bottom are unnecessary clutter. Have you tried it without the blue shapes at the bottom? Otherwise beautiful!
That is beautiful! I would echo what @Rafe Goldberg is saying, but rather than remove it, I would scale back the bezier curve on the blue shapes and scale them down. The red circles could lightly overlap on the curve and put them level with the red squeegee circle, making a row of three circles. Good luck on this- it's quite lovely regardless!
Great Suggestions @Rafe Goldberg & @Danielle Evans The final poster ended up looking like the updated attachment. I forgot to update after Rafe's comments about a month ago! :) Definitely helped it be less busy.
And Rafe, the stylizing of the type is just offsetting the path and clipping it with an inset and then knocking out a series of stripes. Then I made a duplicate of the original to make a 3-d drop shadow.
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love the colors. nice work
11 months ago
nice job @Aaron Scamihorn | RONLEWHORN| RONLEWHORN
11 months ago
This is dope. I will definitely be checking this thing out.
11 months ago
Really nice work! Great style!
11 months ago
How the hell did you stylize that type? It's great! I can never manage to get that level of detail into my typography, but that might be due to my lack of an attention span....
11 months ago
Also, looking at the fullsize poster, there's already so many interacting, overlapping layers I feel like the blue shapes at the bottom are unnecessary clutter. Have you tried it without the blue shapes at the bottom? Otherwise beautiful!
11 months ago
That is beautiful! I would echo what @Rafe Goldberg is saying, but rather than remove it, I would scale back the bezier curve on the blue shapes and scale them down. The red circles could lightly overlap on the curve and put them level with the red squeegee circle, making a row of three circles. Good luck on this- it's quite lovely regardless!
10 months ago
Great Suggestions @Rafe Goldberg & @Danielle Evans The final poster ended up looking like the updated attachment. I forgot to update after Rafe's comments about a month ago! :) Definitely helped it be less busy.
And Rafe, the stylizing of the type is just offsetting the path and clipping it with an inset and then knocking out a series of stripes. Then I made a duplicate of the original to make a 3-d drop shadow.
10 months ago
Very nice and much, much better!
10 months ago
Magic!
9 months ago