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Van Wrap
We've always loved the Ford Transit for its cute size and its shape that offers a great "canvas" for
graphics wraps. And now they've come out with an
ALL-ELECTRIC plug-in Ford Transit! Hope to see many more of these coming through our shop and out on the road in the coming months.
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EWEB is (understandably) excited about the development of electric vehicles and is getting
in the act by adding this
eye-catching, non-polluting little truck/van to their
fleet.
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Photography for Advertising
A great photo is a huge part of
a great ad. Here are three recent ad campaigns featuring local people and places photographed by the amazing
Steve Smith. I've given you several "raw" photos, several partially laid out "comps" and some of the beautiful finished ads created by 3 talented local marketing agencies. If you want to see more of Steve's
people, product or architectural photography, visit our online portfolio. But the online portfolio only shows a small fraction of his work, so you can also
email him to set up a personalized showing of photos in the same vein as a photography project you have coming up.
Art directors and graphic designers love our capability to tether the camera to the computer so you can see the shots as they are made, cropped down to exactly the proportions you need for your ad layout. And since we love high-tech tools so much, we also have a
wirelessly linked iPad so you can walk around at the shoot holding the images in your hand. It's very cool.
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message is determined, Cappelli Miles begins the design phase with the creation of a "comp", a
graphic layout in which a photo will need to fit. The proportions of the photo area determine how
the art director and the photographer shoot the model and format the image. Later they lay in and
finalize the ad copy. Do you recognize any of these smiling faces?
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Outdoor Signs
Here's a little sign with a great story. The Washington Dept of Fish and Wildlife needed an
outdoor-durable sign to explain to visitors to the Elwha River, what that odd looking thing out in the river is. In case you're wondering, it's a "weir" which is a floating fish trap that allows biologists to collect data that is used to help preserve the fish during dam removal and monitor the fish restoration efforts. Read more about this effort and see some
awesome photos of the many species of salmon and other fish they've caught, monitored and released, on the WA DFW blog.
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Happy September folks. Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. :)
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