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Pantone’s Colors of the Year 2021

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December 17, 2020

Our Votes for Pantone Color of the Year 2021

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Believe it or not it is that time of year again, that’s right it is time to vote for the...

December 3, 2020

Amazing Virtual Tours That Will Keep You Busy During Quarantine.

Now is the time to explore! Well, virtually of course. Technology is truly an amazing thing, and in times like these...

May 20, 2020

Lighting can make or break an image. On the surface that seems to be a pretty straight forward concept but when we expand on the idea there is much more to it.
Recently, we came across this article about Dan O’Brien who is an artist that worked on the lighting for the movie “Spies in Disguise”. He showed before and after examples of his work and how it changed the scene. It was a truly awesome way of showcasing how important good lighting is, and although these are in reference to his work with an animated movie this same concept can be applied to many art forms.

Our team tends to use a wide variety of lighting techniques depending on the product we are showcasing, the scene itself, and the feeling our client would like to evoke. But there are many other pieces that must come together to make a scene work, like design, propping, and camera angle. With the right combination of these we can create a feeling that will be cohesive and further emphasize our client’s product.