(The animals will also be native to the Ontario area as well!)Ģ) Different layout based on #1.
The layout and colours may also continue to evolve.ġ) With the Toronto skyline in the background, animal characters (as often seen in children's books) are riding in the bus, on a "field trip" to the concert. Once I complete the rest of the characters, I'll start adding finer details, and add shading and texture. I tend to jump directly into Illustrator after my initial roughs, as I personally find it easier to refine the layout and play with colours (I keep all the layers separate and vectorized, for easy editing.) (I'm not entirely happy with the bottom block of text, as it stands out a bit too much in the layout, so I'll continue fiddling with it.) Also will include a few more characters. (And thanks again everyone for the comments and feedback! Super-appreciated!)Īdded a few more characters, and intial layout of text. The gang's all here! Now to fiddle around with the text placement.
#Skyline broken social scene free
Please feel free to let me know your thoughts! Thanks everyone! I have a lot of text to work with, and I'm trying to keep it subtle and blended into the background, as I'd like to keep the bus as the main focus.Ĭolours and texture still need to be edited/added, but I'd like to settle the text before moving on to that. I'll make sure to add screen shots of details on my next update.)Ī couple text layout experiments. (Note: For some reason, the Skillshare editor isn't generating a clickable link on the above image, so that you can view a higher res version. Slightly toned-down the brightness/contrast of background elements to bring more emphasis on the bus. I think I've finally settled on the final layout and colours. It's been a blast working collectively and sharing with everyone! Please feel free to continue leaving comments, and I hope to see you all on Skillshare again!Ĭlose-up detail beginning to add textures and additional shading to characters. There you have it! Thank you everyone for the amazing feedback and comments. Lastly, I added a simple decorative frame, as I thought it would add some visual interest (and old picture books often featured a decorative vignette, framing the images.) I tried using additonal textures on the background (grass, skyline) but it seemed like overkill, so I opted for some subtle gradient shading instead.įor the actual characters, I added shadows and highlights to each of them, and replaced some strokes/outlines with a "charcoal" brush, to make the lines look more organic and hand-drawn.
#Skyline broken social scene windows
For the final stages, I added some DKNG-inspired textures over the bus windows and dirt ground. I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. (Edited to add some descriptive text about the final process, as I forgot to do this in my haste to post on time!) Taking special interest in the "kids" and "field trip" theme, my design would feature playful, kid-friendly imagery, depicting characters on a school bus trip.
Graphic designer Jud Haynes did a beautiful job with the official poster, but I would love to put my own spin on it. (And unlike most music events, this event is open to families and kids have free admission!) Taking place in Toronto Ontario, the event features label artists such as Broken Social Scene, Feist, and Bloc Party. I am creating a poster for FIELD TRIP - a concert celebrating the 10th year of Canadian independent music label Arts & Crafts.
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