This month's Minimalist Poster Challenge topic is Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window.
The idea is:
MAXIMUM thinking - MINIMUM drawing.
Acorn
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This month's Minimalist Poster Challenge topic is Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window.
The idea is:
MAXIMUM thinking - MINIMUM drawing.
Acorn
gwp
Gary, very minimal and very quick too - you must have been sitting on the computer to be that quick.
Acorn
I approved the post. It was moderated because this forum does not have a moderator. ;)
Here's my go. Tried to say what the film is about in one simple image with no words. Not sure it works completely.
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I found this one tricky.
Acorn
My attempt ...
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Wrong Gary, Myself and Rik are the moderators of this forum, at least I thought so.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
I do like the telephoto lens and I immediately wondered how you made it so I had a go with the 3D extrude and it was a breeze.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaphodeist
Thanks for the inspiration.
I'm playing with creating a lens surface at present.
Acorn
zaphodeist, borrowing from your work...
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That's what it displays under the Challenges Title. Just grateful you are all moderating so well.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
Acorn
Ah, well then perhaps new posts need not be moderated. I made the wrong assumption that because a member's post was moderated that the forum was not moderated.
Never mind. :rolleyes:
:-bd It's fun to doodle withQuote:
Originally Posted by Acorn
A third go:
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Acorn
Here is my second go. I prefer it to my first one although I still don't think it gets the idea of the film across properly. Actually adding 'The Rear Window' in an appropriate font would improve it I think but that's sort of cheating!
Cheers David
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David, it is a tricky one. It's trying to cover an image that has depth in 2-D and set the context.
I've played with a Necker Cube but it is too messy so your flat approach is probably the right direction and it is a good attempt without signing your image.
Acorn
I put it on my Facebook account without saying what film it is for and three people are trying to get it - one got it in two goes so it does work for some people I guess!Quote:
Originally Posted by Acorn
My final:
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