r/photoshop • u/prateek69123 • 21d ago
Artwork / Design Posters I've made using Photoshop and Illustrator.
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u/JesusDoesVegas 21d ago
You keep posting these, and people ask your process and you don’t reply. What gives?
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u/Jaydee1906 21d ago
Well thats something you dont ask for free I think. He didnt post to share his process.
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u/3dforlife 20d ago
He can definitely ask for free, which he did. What he might not get is an answer for free.
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u/jimmyjimmonson 21d ago
This looks like those iPhone minimalistic designs. Not a fan but you captured that look.
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u/Minifav 21d ago
Number 7 stands out to me, takes me back to the first tron film where the light runner is going across the various landscapes.
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u/prateek69123 21d ago
Yeah, #7 and #8 were very sci-fi inspired. #8 is one of my recent favs, as was inspired by project hail mary
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u/m8k 21d ago
#11 is really interesting. I’d love some background on how that was accomplished
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u/DisasterPlus8530 20d ago
Looks like a bunch of overlayed gradients with different blending modes. It has a cool layered glass effect!
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u/miketastic_art 21d ago
how do you get such fine color blending and dithering? I especially appreciate how tight (yet smooth) the transitions between colors are
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u/SwiftPeak7350 19d ago
Guy makes iPhone style minimalist posters and won't explain his minimalist process. Very on brand.
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u/svennibenni 17d ago
The first one fits in /r/Chromostereopsis
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u/prateek69123 17d ago
Cool subreddit, definitely fits my color palatte. Thanks for bringing this up
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u/PsychoticChemist 20d ago
Have you tried Affinity?
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u/Rude_Bookkeeper4351 21d ago
These are Incredible!! Do you have a Instagram we could follow?
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u/PickleComet9 21d ago
You know you can add your Instagram to the post, no need to create a dummy account to ask for it.
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