Hiya all.
I'm Terry. More on the profile if you need more.
Ivan asked me to post these images in the forum after mentioning them in a blog comment. Would have posted them sooner, but they hadn't hit the streets yet.
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hey Terry! thx for the post. i think this poster is great because it's xmassy, cyber and retro all at the same time. i also like the direct color technique. btw, here is the post about the exploded dots.
Very nice work! :D
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Thanks guys. Always looking to collaborate with other creative types. Holla if you need me for anything.
Terrell Thornhill
e-zign Design Group
nice work! btw, how do you get the ink splashes effect? special brushes?
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Ink Splatters etc: Take several pieces of poster board, lay them all flat in the back yard, get a bucket of black paint and a brush (analog paint brush) and start slinging. Let them dry, take several hi-res photos of each and layer accordingly in Photoshop.
Some of these posters are like 3x4 feet @ 300 ppi. There's no way photoshop brushes could render at this resolution requirement. Plus, it wouldn't have been nearly as fun slinging paint.
Thanks for the kind words... Hope this helps.
Terrell Thornhill
e-zign Design Group