Illustration & Design, Inc.
While you’re deciding between Lady Gaga or Hellboy, take a moment to consider dressing up your brand as well.
The typically sluggish month of October is a great time to have a little fun with your brand, and Halloween is the perfect excuse to break the rules a little or show your mischievous side.
Correcting an overexposed shot can be tricky. In this example, the late afternoon sun casts a harsh glare against the castle’s front walls, while the sides of the castle and the river in the foreground are in deep shadow. This non-destructive imaging technique can help solve both problems.
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“Brooks & Dunn” has been a completely pleasant project for me. John has provided great art as well as friendly customer service. I was also impressed with the speed of his team. All in all a great experience!
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Thanks again for seeing the message and the magnitude of the story behind Colorblind. John’s poster is still my first “calling card” in introducing the film and that makes for one fabulous introduction!
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John was a pleasure to work with, his creative spirit and ability to hit our deadlines was exactly what we were looking for.
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Everything you have produced for us has been far and beyond what we wanted and could have expected. You have always met your timelines and even been early on several occasions.
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COMING SOON Explore our archive of magazine, newspaper and book articles featuring art and interviews by our Creative Director, John Taylor Dismukes. As an innovator and pioneer in digital illustration and imaging techniques, John has been the subject of numerous interviews by trade magazines and industry media, as well as a featured contributor to many [...]
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Restoring natural looking color to a photograph with a severe color cast can be challenging. Here’s our all-time favorite technique for neutralizing a harsh color cast to achieve proper color balance.
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