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Minimalist Scotland
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Can you guess what TV show this is based off of??? It’s one of my favorite books too! I created this image on gimp its not as good as I would have liked but I have a lot of trouble using gimp but I’m slowly learning. I wanted it to be more minimalist and flow better but I know the pattern is too tight and there isn’t really a flow between the color is just blocked. I will try and work it out better for my next minimalist design assignment.
Harry Potter Minimalist Poster
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For my last design assignment of the week, I made a minimalist poster (worth 3 stars) for the 442nd Quidditch World Cup. I used photoshop, and a Harry Potter font to make the poster, as well as editing a picture from a Harry Potter coloring page online, to make it all black, to create the minimalist look. I also played around with adding more to it, like the hoops and some balls, but I think it ended up looking best (and the most like a minimalist poster) with just the player.
FINAL PROJECT: Peytonnnn
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Peyton Sawyer from “One Tree Hill” is a character that in the beginning represents the definition of a “stereotype”. Her character is misinterpreted completely and through her confusion within herself she becomes a mystery to everyone. What people think of her…… isn’t who she is ……. What she sees is simply …….. a MYSTERY. This Pinterest site created by Peyton exemplifies who is is, what people actually think, & the mysterious secret that no one knows about her ….that Peyton Sawyer can see EVERYTHING. Get a little glimpse of Peyton… HERE (Although DesignAssignment563 suggested a screenshot, I made an entire ...
Visit England!
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Minimalist Travel Poster inspired by the film Pride and Prejudice. I love the scenery in the movie. The lighting, the colors, the various shots. Its all so beautiful. So, I tried to replicate it the best I could while keeping it minimalistic. I tried to replicate the colors and the iconic tree in the distance that is often seen in the movie. I created the background myself using Gimp and found an oak tree silhouette on the internet. 3 Stars
Visit Buddy in the North Pole!
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This is 3 star design assignment 57, “Minimalist Travel Posters Based in Movies.” The instructions were “Create a minimalistic travel poster for a location in film, TV series, etc.” I decided to create one for the North Pole. I love watching Christmas movies in the winter! Elf was my inspiration for this project. It was kind of hard coming up with a fake place for my poster, but I gave it some thought and decided why not the North Pole! The North Pole always looks like so much fun! I used to want to be an elf that worked in ...
Limbo
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Limbo, a photo by wanderthisworld on Flickr. This is a travel poster for Limbo. This project was inspired by the ds106 assignment to create a minimalist travel poster based on a movie. I was initally drawn to this challenge for the travel context, but I was a bit stumped as far as a movie location. All of my favorite movies have such a strong sense of place (India, Australia, Italy, etc…) that there would be little to differentiate it from a standard travel poster. But then I realized that the beauty of Up in the Air is that it has no consistant ...
Design Assignment: Minimlist Travel Poster
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The assignment was to “create a minimalistic travel poster for a location in film, TV series, etc. Look at these awesome examples using the various locations in the original Star Wars trilogy: http://screenrant.com/sr-pick-minimalist-star-wars-travel-posters-robf-44551/” I (am embarrassed to say this, but) made a few versions this bost (6 variations…) a poster for Narnia. I used photoshop, of course, and used the Cutout effect quite a bit. My biggest trouble was dealing with the words. I found a website that allowed me to use the font, but I had to screen shot what I typed (“Visit Narnia”) to put it onto photoshop. ...
I sure do love me some movies
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I’ve done a couple of design assignments this weekend. There will be a few more to come, but I was pretty excited about these and wanted to post them now. This assignment looked like a lot of fun. It also seemed somehow familiar. Long ago, my friends and I renamed “The Departed” with a much more apt title: “Head-Shot: The Movie”. So I started with this And ended up with this Not great, but I think it does the job. By the time I finished, I really wished I had used a different font. I was unwilling to start over though, ...
Gotham City – Minimalist Travel Poster + Tutorial
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I had to think about this one – which movie location to choose? As I was going through my DVDs I came across The Dark Knight and then thought GOTHAM! It would be an easy one to portray with minimal graphics. So I went on to google gotham city to get some ideas running and the most prominent building I saw was that tower, so I decided I would use the tower in front of a large moon. Well, here’s how it turned out: Using Photoshop CS5 (Tutorial): To create this I first found a rust background online that would ...
6. minimal (ds106 #2)
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Since I haven’t really been able to keep up with the Stranger Portraits assignment like I wanted to, I felt I should take the time to at least make a submission for one of the other assignments in stead. This is one that I had my eye in early one while browsing the ds106 database: the Minimalist Travel Posters Based In Movies. I Had to think a bit about what location I wanted to feature since I watch more reality-based movies than not. In the end I decided to do an ad poster for Yubaba’s bathhouse, from Studio Ghibli’s spectacular ...