Background:
This past summer I inherited a vintage film camera from my grandpa. I spent the summer taking pictures of my favorite moments and was ecstatic to view my prints once I filled up the roll of film. I wanted the graphic to look similar to a film strip.
Photoshop:
I took the shape tool and created a black rectangle to place the images on.
The rectangular marquee tool was used to add a place for the photo
I imported my 6 photos into photoshop, selected them one at a time and copied them
Pasted the copied image into the marquee area and adjusted as needed
I only did the right side film strip first and it felt empty so I added the one on the left to create more visual appeal
I added some text and warped it in a wave
To add dimension I added a stroke to make the text stand out
I grabbed blues from the photos and used it for the text and for the stroke
I found an image that I liked for the background and placed it in the back
Design:
Colors- The film photos have a blue tone in them so I decided to follow with that and have the text be the same color as well to work together
Alignment-The film strips create a line upwards and the text creates a wave between the film strips
Repetition-The blues are repeated throughout the image
Contrast-The dark blue contrasts against the light blue stroke. There is black and white that create contrast between the background and the film strips
Text-I used the font "Keep on Truckin" that I found on Dafont.com
Credits:
Film Photos: I took on my Minolta Maxxum 7000 film camera
Font: "Keep on Truckin" https://www.dafont.com/keep-on-truckin-fw.font
Background: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/828380925210432039/
Revision:
I changed the color overlay on the background image and color dropped the color from one of the images
Adjusted the stroke on the image to not blend in with the background