Lyrical Poster

 


For this project, I was inspired by the song I Know The End by Phoebe Bridgers. With the amount of imagery within the lyrics, I thought it would be a great song to create visually. My base began with the image of a blank billboard. Before adding the various elements, I edited the saturation and contrast– making the sky and other parts duller and letting the blank billboard stand out. For the various elements within the project, I used images described in the song lyrics. I added bolts of lightning facing both directions, crows flying to add to the ominous message on the billboard, and a ufo that is mentioned as a “government drone or alien spaceship”. The text components within the project have the most detail. As the giant message across the billboard is quite dark, I added splatter and spray paint details to add to the overall dark mood. The picket fence was the final addition to the board to complete the billboard’s design. In the end, I decided on adding lyrical text on the sides of the billboard, editing the stroke to be the same blue hue as the lightning to create consistency.

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