Fire T-shirts
A big hello to all participants and members of this artist community. I am always grateful to share absolutely everything useful and, above all, to observe your great work and designs and the incredible amount of impressive talent found in this community.
Today, Sunday, I woke up feeling a little inspired by current events in the country and the general situation that refuses to change, which is why I created this design.
- It says "town on fire" and I have written a rap song with this title. This T-shirt will surely help me promote the song a little more and, above all and most importantly, it will be the cover of the album for the song. You know how thumbnail images work next to a song when you play it.
Let's start here with the basic design. If you know anything about typography, you will quickly notice that these letters were not created by hand. They were made using the image editor app on my phone. However, the editing, shadow effects, and some contrasts cause distortion. And, of course, they combine one letter with another, especially in terms of size and the way they blend together.
Once I had the design done, I thought it looked too basic in black and white, so I decided to add a little color to fix that contrast. That's why I chose shades of yellow and red and then contrasted them with a soft blue.
The rawness of some designs is what sets my creativity apart from what I want to express because, for anyone, this would be like a small act of rebellion in which you express your discomfort. Everyone is free to interpret what they think, since everyone lives a different reality, but we must accept that the world we live in has nothing to do with what we think. Reality is out there, and currently, among so many situations happening on the internet we distort it very easily.
Well, I'm still not 100% sure and decided if this shirt will be the final design, since there are some edges and some color tones that I don't like at all. That's why I'll probably keep making different designs until I find the right one, the sign that I want, the design that best represents what I want to do.
Most of my designs are inspired by the reality of Venezuela, but not so much that. I've always tried to be a little deeper with my designs and express not just my thoughts, but above all my feelings, and I know that it's not just my own expression, because this is a general way of thinking. Any Venezuelan would explain the same feeling to you.
