Photoshop has become an essential tool in my graphic design career. Often I’ll receive image files for clients which need to be cleaned up or contoured (deep-etched for the old skool designers). But sometimes an image needs extremely detailed retouching work to make something that’s impossible look possible, or even create a photo-realistic image from scratch.
These are some examples of such work.
Often in graphic design, you need to create realistic mockups of packaging to give the client an understanding of how it might look once produced.…
Often in graphic design, you need to create a realistic mockup of some packaging or another object to give the client an understanding of how…
The artwork for the Subnormal album Theory For Evolution required some heavy Photoshop work to create a fire that would do exactly what I had…
A direct mail campaign for Kawasaki needed a concept. I was given an image of the Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle, the Kawasaki and Ninja Fest logos,…
A recent video project for client Seek.com.au needed to have a large-scale (6000 x 4000px) image of a cork board, with various movable and editable…
When ANZ rebranded, one of the stipulations in the style guide for the Institutional sector of ANZ was that all photographic images needed to have…
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