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This week I designed my first ever typography poster.
I have been experimenting a lot with typography recently and really loved how this turned out.
I have had this on my mind ever since I started reading In progress by Jessica Hische.
What do you think?
See you tomorrow!!
This is freaking DOPE!
Well done you <3
thankyou so much!!
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Okay, so I actually made this poster because I needed something to post on Contra lol. It's kinda hard to build trust when you're just starting out, right?
Anyway, I've been into sneakers lately, so I thought, why not make something around that? The image is from Pinterest, the poster design is mine, and I used AI for the mockups. Just being honest about it .
And yeah, I'm open for work, so if you've got an idea or need a poster, feel free to reach out. We can't really expect opportunities to come our way without knocking on a few doors, right?
Anyway, what should I try designing next? I'm open to suggestions!
From AI-generated artwork to a more polished vector illustration.
I tested Ideogram Vector by generating an illustration for a lemon ginger tea packaging.
The raw output was a good starting point, but it still needed some work.
So I converted it into an editable SVG, refined the shapes, rearranged and resized the elements, and added a bit of texture to give the illustration more depth.
Here's a look at the before and after!
What do you think? 🍋
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After is absolutely better it focus on the main image🎉🎉