Launch pad from the moon: Journey into the unknown
That is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. (Neil Armstrong)
In the Apollo 11 mission, 3 American astronauts, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins were among the first to travel to the moon and put them on the moon.
Therefore, in my design, I have shown the journey and exploration in space, which started with stepping on the moon (here 3 astronauts set foot on the moon).
I have compared human exploration and curiosity to discover truths in space with surfing on the sea of unknowns (by stepping on the moon, which is like stepping on a surfboard).
3 astronauts who set foot on the moon and became the beginning of exploration in space and planets and started the sense of curiosity and this issue was started by humans and started to explore the unknown and travel to space.
Design Process:
And the characters are black and white to emphasize the wonders of space.
1.In the first stage, the photo of the space is taken, edited, filtered and changed.
2.In the next step, 3 astronauts and moons have been added to explore space.
3.And at the end stage, the title and the famous sentence of Neil Armstrong have been added.
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