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| I didn't want everything to be cut out, so decided to just choose one bit to make out of paper, Design Museum |
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| Half colour? |
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| Putting my final piece into the poster? |
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| Using the cut out's instead? |
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Friday, 11 March 2011
More poster designing
This time I decided to cut out some letters to see what I could do with typography made out of paper instead of digital.
After putting a few pictures together I took, and editing them, I made a second poster. I like the simplistic style of this one, using paper as the background I think works well, but to me, It seems a little boring and I don't know if I'm a big fan of the cut out letter anymore. Back to the drawing board...
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