The digital and original artwork, Rounded Edges number 7, is an isometric mess of geometric forms in dark and blue colors.
This is a fun, playful, geometric, and well-designed poster creation. It uses forms such as rectangles, rounds, lines, and typography.
New creative and imaginative photomontage of the picture of Apollo's skull mixed with geometric elements, pixel fonts, and blue color.
This is a photomontage of the picture of Apollo's skull with geometric shapes, lines, Photoshop Pannels, Typography, and other effects, such as the Pixelated Mosaic.
This is the second digital art creation of the new mini-series of posters titled Side by Side. It was made with the picture of Apollo's Skull, Photoshop's Panel, and Effect.
This is a high-level creative poster created with many ideas about how to integrate elements in and outside the skull of Apollo.
Gloomy and intriguing poster design number 74, where I explore darkness with black and grey and a little touch of color on Apollo's head.
Weird and strange poster design experimentation about blend modes and lights made on Apollo's portrait. Creation made with Adobe Photoshop.
This is a fun, eccentric, messy, and colorful poster design with rhythm and repeated elements, in which I explore crazy shapes and colors in a visual cacophony.
Creative design: I mix different elements such as vector shapes, circles, lines, brushes, images, and typography to generate a unique look and feel.
Modern design exploration about displacement with several copies of the statue of Apollo, typography, and blue and red colors.
The second digital art creation of the mini-series, Aurora Graphics, was made with Apollo's Picture Liquified and large typography.
This is the third minimalist and sober poster design of the mini-series, "Design Without a Cause #3," which features a small number of elements.
I created several liquid forms that are superimposed. This poster plays with Photoshop layers, colors, and, of course, the picture of Apollo.
The god is depicted with his attributes, the lyre and the sacred snake Python. The tree trunk around which the snake is wrapped is inscribed with the words "Apollonios made it". Circa 150 AD (during the reign of Antoninus Pius), restored c. 1790. Item number IN 1632.
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