I’m in this poster to show the peace and friendship that is one of the hallmarks of reggae music
I used the saxophone instrument, and instead of the musical notes coming out of the angel instrument, that symbolizes purity, peace, and clergy.
Colors are the basis of my composition. I chose to create shapes from colored planes. These colors are what identify the culture, mysticism and brotherhood of Reggae.
Use the color yellow to represent the earth as a mother, as a livelihood of nature, which is embodied in the green planes; and red, the blood of humanity, not as much as spilled blood, but as a representation of life.
Incorporate those musical instruments that give reggae life and joy, what characterizes it and brings the winds of the Songs of Freedom.
My poster is about a girl who discovers love by listening to reggae.
Reggae is music that brings peace
Reggae music offers us infinite possibilities, infinite happiness, infinite infinite. The picture uses the infinity symbol to form the subject. These three colors become strings, forming dynamic lines in the picture, as if creating unlimited possibilities.
The fist of a feeling, the fist of a powerful sound and the fist of an proudly history.
Music is a kind of rhythmic elastic mechanical wave. Relaxed music can make plants feel happy and promote them to thrive; the flowers listening to music are more blooming.
Reggae music from Jamaica to the world. Here, the well-known Jamaican expression “Pull up” is used, used in many genres of this musical style, requesting another round from the beginning of the song. In this metaphor the planet appears in constant “Pull up”, similar to the prosperity of reggae around the world, spinning on the Jamaican turntable. Associated with this graphic metaphor is a hand with a bracelet in the colors of reggae, as if the reggae had just started / finished turning to the world again.
The picture of rope and hands-free are combined to show strength of reggae music
The poster graphic is a crown composed of three children holding hands and heart to heart, expressing the beautiful desire of Jamaican people to convey love to the world through their own music culture.