For my interpretation, I decided to try out a promotional piece for my friend The One Electronic; something that he could perhaps use on a poster for a future show. Today, I spent time preparing the vector art within Illustrator so that I could import it into Photoshop.
To start, I created the basic text, taking different letters from two different typefaces and editing them slightly. I then offset a copy behind the original letters and used the pen tool to add the angled connecting sections, giving it the dimensional look.
Next, I plan to cut bits and pieces (like in the study) to create a bit more movement. I don't think I necessarily want every letter to be striped like it is on the right, so I've kept a seperate layer copy without the pink lines. I might try working with textures or scans (I've contemplated scanning in some water color blotches) as opposed to photographs, and see how that turns out. I think that may work out well for a background as well.
Great! Thanks for showing us the in-progress steps. I hope that you used step and repeat or a pattern to do all the pink lines. It really helps to have them all spaced equally.
ReplyDeleteI knew there was a way to do that, and I tried googling it last night for a while but couldn't come up with anything useful. Thanks for the demo, that'll help immensely.
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