Hello guys! What's up? just sharing my entry to @sndbox 's Crypto Art Challenge [Round 4: Litecoin Edition]. I'm so happy, because once again, there's another set of cryptoart contest hosted by @sndbox, this gives a lot of oppurtunities to every artists, like me, to share and make use of the talent we have.
Here's my Entry
The Task
So we were tasked to create a cryptoart using this logo:
And to pick a famous artist (Picasso, Van Gogh, David Hockney, Michelangelo) whoever you want - or style (cubism, pointilism, bauhaus, deconstructivism, impressionism, etc.) and interpret the Litecoin logo into that style. Other components of the image (background, details, other elements) are completely up to your imagination.
My prefered style is Cubism
Cubism
The movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, joined by Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand LΓ©ger and Juan Gris.
Source
Subject
Inspiration
I chose this style becuase it sometimes it requires a lot of attention of the viewer to understand and decipher the main subject and the meaning of the art. And for me it's quite attractive and pleasant to the eye, in the sense that even lines, planes, shapes, are distorted, it can still result to a mesmarizing and astonishing result, which people and especially art enthusiasts can appreciate.
So that's my inspiration in creating my entry.
And of course as always, here's the process
Process
Next, using pentool I randomly traced the statues using lines and shapes, though this is cubism, you also need to apply basic fundamental in drawing/painting like adding shadows, midtone, and highlight, so that everyone will have the chance to identify your subject.
Slowly but surely
If you have trouble finding the right shade or degree of your shadow, you can use the swatch tool. Its like a preset that you can use as I guide, it generates different shade of a color you've selected. Its located just beside the color option
See that?
Next illustrating the ground, of course like the tip I've told earlier I've used swatch tool/option, lazyness visited me I think πππ
Of course, the cloud and sky, still, the same process
After that, work is ready to save, press (ctrl+shift+alt+s)
Another thing is, I've imported it to photoshop to add effect (something like messs) and back to illustrator for texture. I've used the texture "canvas" of course, to made it look like being done in a canvas.
License
This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
So that's it guys! Thanks for cheking my entry. Have a good day.
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