Cameron Daigle is a graphic designer with a background in the world of coding. He is the web designer at Griffin Technology, but enjoys finding time for other projects as well. He particularly enjoys clarity, sharp colors, and clean CSS. He is currently nurturing an affinity for user interfaces.
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This one was exciting. My good childhood friend Abigail Walker called me up asking for a quick poster. She happened to catch me right at the end of a coding project — so I jumped at the opportunity to get visually creative for a change.
I had 50’s-style cutout screenprint styles on the mind, and I had just downloaded the great Blackout typeface, so this concept immediately jumped to mind. Every once in a while, an original idea makes it from concept to final product without any revisions. It’s refreshing.
After I completed the poster, I decided to try some other color treatments, which turned out nicely as well.
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I am a passionate advocate of hiding signs of Photoshop/computer use whenever possible when doing faux-tactile styles like this. Thanks to this project, I now have a foolproof 6- or 7-step process from converting hard vector lines into nice, soft faux-printed forms like this:
