Illustration / Electronic Photo Editing
A sampling of electronic media and illustration produced with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and 3D modeling software. While some of the work is dated (going back twenty years), it shows a level of passion and an eye for detail that is a hallmark of Artifact’s work in this space.
This image was rendered electronically using Adobe Illustrator for use as an icon on a swatch book ad for Appleton Papers' Radiant Fluorescent line of products.
This was a print piece produced for a local advertising agency. It is a combination of Photoshop montage work and 3D rendering. The project left the client udderly speechless.
This ad layout was produced and art-directed in an agency servicing the Green Bay Packers for their historic stock sale. The photo was color-corrected and retouched.
This comp, or representative work, was created to show the impact of billboard advertising in downtown Chicago for Jacob Leinenkugel's Red Lager beer. The billboard framework was modeled in 3D rendering software, and then montaged with a photographic layout of the billboard artwork.
This is a front/back four color print photomontage and design piece created outside of Artifact for a local Day of Prayer event.
An illustrated bee for Jacob Leinenkugel's Honey Weiss beer, used on print media and billboards. This piece was electronically created in Adobe Photoshop, based on rough sketches that were scanned and used as a template. This image received a lot of positive exposure.
This image of a Mercury Marine EFI piston cutaway was completed in Adobe Photoshop, without the aid of 3D modeling software. Used in a brochure showcasing EFI engine technology.
This three-dimensional model was created as a visual representation of a medical canister developed by Bemis Mfg. At the time, product photography for the unit did not exist. It was used on a brochure and other literature specific to the medical industry.
This was a print piece produced for Mercury Marine's OptiMax line of outboard motors. It is rendered in Adobe Photoshop.
This iconic tattoo image was created digitally without the use of needles and ink. The image was used in an ad promoting the toughness of Hobart's Pipemaster® line of welding supplies.
A bubblegum-chewing chicken on rollerskates? Creating a believable and memorable image can be next to impossible unless you have the right tools and experience.
This invitation print piece was done for the John Michael Kohler Art Center's annual event titled "Isn't America Great."