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Slartibart
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one answer simlilar general than your question would be: dedicate time to study graphic design with an emphasis on image processing, rendering and composition.
If you interested in how this particular image was created/composed/rendered I suggest searching one of the advertisment graphic design portals to see wether there is detailed information available. 🙂
If you interested in how this particular image was created/composed/rendered I suggest searching one of the advertisment graphic design portals to see wether there is detailed information available. 🙂
buttongerald
macrumors 6502
It was either done with actual props, and carefully sculpted, or was done using a 3D rendering program such as Blender or Autodesk Maya.
organicCPU
macrumors 6502a
This came up in web search results:
It seems like Ricardo Barcellos and others like Evandro Malgueiro did that at Zombie Studio for a former agency called Young & Rubicam (Y&R) in São Paulo with tools like Pixologic Zbrush, Autodesk Maya or 3ds Max. Y&R meanwhile united to an agency called VMLY&R, that is part of WPP, one of the world's largest advertising companies. The client was Grupo Petrópolis.
Maybe ask the artists themselves at Behance, the 3D-Studio or the agency to get further details about the project or search the web with that info to find out more.
It seems like Ricardo Barcellos and others like Evandro Malgueiro did that at Zombie Studio for a former agency called Young & Rubicam (Y&R) in São Paulo with tools like Pixologic Zbrush, Autodesk Maya or 3ds Max. Y&R meanwhile united to an agency called VMLY&R, that is part of WPP, one of the world's largest advertising companies. The client was Grupo Petrópolis.
Maybe ask the artists themselves at Behance, the 3D-Studio or the agency to get further details about the project or search the web with that info to find out more.
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It’s a combination of old-fashion set photography and digital-imaging post-production. Lots of PS layers to enhance the clarity and saturation of every component of the image.