#Process#DES101 Poster one

Theme: Invisible

Keyword：only perfect

Creative tools: paper, Black marker

Haiku poem: Mystery complete only the invisible bears perfect belief.

By Peter Galen Massey

The uniqueness of a thing lies in its unique charm. An excellent example of this is a Haiku poem, which is unique in its sense of mystery. This poem got me thinking, what is it that makes something mysterious? Our curiosity drives us to want to know more, but it always backfires. From then on, these things will let us remember.

Before making my first poster, I will do some simple brainstorming and do some simple line exercises. I will use my newly learned design theory to create. There are thousands of combinations of lines, overlaps, and shapes, and finding inspiration is an exciting process. Eventually, I locked on to one of the draft styles, and I decided to re-create it, with some shading and overlap, and reconstruct it to fit the definition of the poem better. I used a large number of triangles for the creation and used several colours to represent different groups. But there is also a unique group. The poster creates a noticeable visual difference, and our eyes quickly focus on the dissonant area.

References: https://www.pinterest.nz/pin/526358275172512981/