This was a project I created for my Photoshop class this past quarter. For the prompt, we were told to create a space, using photoshop. Though there were a couple of spaces to choose from that we could create, I decided to go with the one that allowed us to create a place that combined an art gallery, coffee bar, and music lounge. Everything you see below is created through photoshop, either through illustrating the object, or editing photos found online to fit the perspective and mood of the space.
As you can see, I have a coffee bar (roasting Stumptown, my fave!), gallery, and stage. The gallery extends in to the top floor, led by the metal staircase. There is a faux grass area for guests to socialize, as well as pillow floor cushions for anyone that just wants to sit and listen to whoever is performing.
Here is a closeup of the coffee bar! Stumptown espresso machine, bean bags, menu, and chalk art. I've even included the wooden ipad register. You can also see the planter and stools that I have placed in the space.
More details of the extended counter and staircase. Originally, the stools were short little chairs that I found on ikea's website, but I was able to extend them to create these tall bar stools. I rendered the counter myself, and finished it with this tile and marble print I found online. The pink planter is the same one on the other side of the coffee bar, just a different color.
Details of the upstairs gallery!
And a small bench placed over a woven rug, accessorized with this ceramic elephant planter I found on etsy. All the prints I used on the walls were found on Society6, and placed into frames, which were then warped accordingly.
