Project 3 Progression


For the purpose of designing the poster, I have added the cane and the gloves to give the poster a ritzy touch.

As a result, I drew the cane and the gloves.
After I fixed a few mistakes, this is what the designs for the hat, the cane and the gloves currently look like.
However, in order to make the words more readable to the viewer, I fixed the color of the top hat's top angle and made the letters look a little brighter.
I have also made the sentence for the poster brighter for the viewer to see.
I have also decided to add in a tie like the one pictured above.
And this is the result after drawing the tie.
With the addition of the tie, this is the current result of the poster that I worked on for the project.


After listening to my teacher's lecture, I manipulated the letters in my top hat design and in the sentence of my poster. I have also changed the sentence in order to make sense to the viewer.
To give the poster a little more pizazz, I added four-pointed stars in the poster. The purpose of adding the four-pointed stars is to give the poster a glittering effect.

After taking advice from my teacher, I made a significant change on the hat drawing as well as the poster.









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