Portrait Poster 10/31

Kevin Wagenheim

Art 210

10/31

Portrait Poster

For my portrait, I decided to go with the low poly self portrait style. I thought that my portrait came out cool, so I tried to make the background low poly as well using a radial gradient. For my first try at it, I thought it came out pretty well. For a final poster, I made a poster ad telling students to study digital arts to make something like this!


Portrait Picture:

Process Shots:

Finished and Reflected:

Added some hair:

Background Process:

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