Manufacturing process
Photograph
When we engage in the creation of a poster, the first crucial step is the photographic field study. We travel to the project location to capture every detail, every nuance, every element that will be an integral part of the final poster. This is where we create a solid foundation by photographing the location from different angles, while keeping the overall artistic vision in mind.
Sketch
With a multitude of photos in hand, we move on to the freehand sketching stage. This is where all the ideas take shape on paper. We draw, pencil in hand, combining the visual elements we captured during our field study. This is the moment where we seamlessly merge these ideas to create an initial composition, and this becomes our blank canvas for the rest of the process.
Vectorize
After getting client approval on the sketch, we move on to vector conversion. We use Adobe Illustrator to transform our freehand drawing into an accurate, scalable vector form. This step allows maximum flexibility for further adjustments and the integration of various graphic elements. This is also where we create different proposals for the client by varying colors, styles and layouts.
To print
After customer approval, we move on to high quality printing. We prefer a local printer to guarantee glossy posters on 100g satin paper. You will receive your poster at home within a maximum of one month from validation of the proposal by the client.
Founder
Who am I ?
“My name is Salomé ZASIO,
I have always been passionate about drawing. It is for me a means of expression.
At the same time, I developed a passion for golf, which I played at a high level for 10 years in a row. Unfortunately, following an injury, I had to stop playing golf and resumed my studies at Kedge Design School Marseille - in the South of France. I started my graphic design and illustration company in the summer of 2022. Since I can no longer play golf, I found a way to stay connected to this environment by creating illustrative posters. »
Photographer: Michel Sossat
