Product Poster Design 1

I was always making art growing up; I watched several art designs that mainly focused on product poster designing on YouTube, without even noticing how I got into it. Then I became fascinated by the idea that I could also make something even more beautiful than that.

I built on my skills by randomly doodling at the back of my notebooks, focusing on an object and designing around it. A few years later, I was delighted to get the opportunity to put my hands and creative mind to work on a school project about product advertising. I pushed myself to learn Photoshop and Adobe tools. It was the best decision I ever made.

Later, after earning a degree in civil engineering and having no plans yet to work on a construction site, my aunt offered me a position to help her. As soon as she explained that it was all about creating and designing a poster for a product, I immediately agreed to the job. When I was hired for the first time as a product graphic designer, I was overjoyed. I'm excited about the idea of creating a design for a product to visually promote it. This time, it's not a silly school assignment or a thing that I can do in my spare time. It was more serious than that. So, before I got to work, I watched YouTube tutorials and was so eager to learn more tools.

Fast forward, I got comfortable with it, and as you notice, my design process is a mixture of how a poster should be—easy to read, visually appealing, and on-brand—something far different from what I did back then in high school. This time around, I believe that a poster should keep it cleaner and simpler than making it look complicated.

In this project, witness how I navigate my diverse design ideas that I applied to ensure successful outcomes for a product poster design.