Rafaello Saanzio da Urbino (Raphael) was a High Renaissance Italian, artist, and he is considered one of the great masters of this period. Raphael started his training under his father, Giovanni Santi, a court painter. He later trained with Perugino,… Continue Reading →
In this design the viewer can still read the word “clean” even with the absence of part of the word. Our brains ignore the gaps and predict the information.
Not only are the two outlined circles the same size but also colour. Although the red circle is different as it is filled in, it continues the repetition of being the same size as the other circles. All three circles… Continue Reading →
This poster balances positive and negative space with the background and the two violins. The strategically placed bowtie emphasizes the outline of a person in the negative space. Classical music is often associated with being proper and clean, the poster… Continue Reading →
Not only is the artist using the colours in the Red Bull logo but they are also primary colours. The three primary colours are consistent throughout the whole poster and the busyness of the colours lends itself nicely to the… Continue Reading →
The theme of the piece is friendship, and the artist conveys this by using text to create shapes that fit into the bigger picture of two hands. Each word used is connected to the theme of friendship.
My original plan was to do green watercolour leaves in the background but decided to go with a completely different aesthetic. I chose to do my background using watercolours because it was the first medium I used. I wanted to… Continue Reading →
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