Image Editing :
Print Ad image editing .
This image was created for another agency. They approached Adagio Digital Arts to complete this demanding image. The picture on the left is the original. The picture on the right shows the extensive editing this image required. Sample images of smoke were manipulated to follow the contours and density of a human skull.
The final image was used in a national ad campaign.
3D Illustration:
3D gemstones "cascading". This shot illustrates the potential of computer generated artwork. This concept would be both technically difficult to photograph and very expense. In contrast, this build and render required a small fraction of the time a traditional photograph might have demanded.
This fish is made up of almost 200 individual vector shapes and fill colors. Because of its vector build this piece of artwork can be enlarged without loss of detail, and can be edited quickly.
Photographic Illustration:
This image was created for a self promotion postcard. Several digital images and props were combined to complete the final image.
Again, an image like this would be very expensive to create using traditional photography; but, the power of modern computer applications combined with advanced digital input devices allows this sort of imagery to be created relatively quickly.
Photographic + 3D Illustration:
This image was created for a print ad. The client is a healthcare contractor advertising in the magazine Healthcare News.
The ad concept built upon the line " Cure a Headache? Hire Experience." Here a 3D pill was created with the client's logo in negative relief. The 3D image was then fine-tuned in Photoshop and dropped into a background.
Photographic Illustration:
The client, MCV Strategic Management, wanted a web site redesign. As part of the update, Adagio DAC transformed the MCV logo, giving the old logo new life, with a 3 dimensional "face lift".
Bringing a 3rd dimension to print and web design often heightens the visual impact.
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Photographic Illustration:
This image was created for a self promotion postcard.
Using stock photos of a goldfish and a barracuda, the photograph was edited to support the print message "How are you going to compete?". Edits like these can take an ordinary photo and give it a new level of impact.