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In addition to being useful as morale-building communication, these pieces required an enormous amount of Photoshop skillz. I gots skillz.
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Movie spoof poster. I did face replacements, retouched the sky and the ground, and added in new copy.
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Face replacements, added in a new figure (which I borrowed from Malcolm Reynolds - huge nerd points if you get that one). Retouch to make room for new text. Lots of painting.
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Face replacement, retouch, text change. The "face donors" got a real kick out of this. "SEWS" was the acronym for the division.
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This was a super-complicated job with multiple source files. I repainted the entire horizon, put the images together, moved the leg pose from the source art, and painted a lot of fire and clouds to blend it all together. And face replacement, natch.
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This one was surprisingly tedious to pull off. Aside from face replacement, which went quite well, I had to repaint large chunks of the source poster and mash together the font treatment from existing letters as well.
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The joke here is that it's Marc Haverland, Lord of the Engineers. He liked the image so much he had a copy framed for himself. No kidding.
I retouched the sky and the trees and did the Avatar painting to boot.
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The joke here is that these guys' job included keeping an eye on a monitor with ongoing internet threats rolling across the screen. I pretty much rebuilt the whole thing.
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This has got to be one of my favorite posters ever. It's especially ironic since the company folded before the event took place. (Or maybe it did and I wasn't there)
You know, because chili is spicy. Also a TON of layers of work going into this. Pretty much everything here is a separate piece of art.
This is a photo mashup from several elements with some 3D rendered text added in.
This was pulled from some source art, but then I did a lot of blending to pull in new wave elements. And changed the 10 Commandments for an iPad.
This is an example of a "simple but effective" approach to graphic design. It was well-received by everyone in the office, even though it was pretty easy to throw together.
In addition to bringing the elements together, I also created that little guy in 3D.
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It had to be done
It is surprising how many layers of digital paint went into creating this final image.
I came up with the design concept for this event and did the collage from several different vector elements. I also modded the source files a bit.
It was amazing that our company execs let me photograph them, knowing very well what kinds of crazy things I would do with those photos later!
Image montage + custom 3D art here.
Totally spoofing on Face/Off, but it's against my personal beliefs to show an image of Nicholas Cage on my site, so you'll have to look that up yourself!
But seriously, it's a dead-on spoof.
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