Adobe Photoshop Print Ad: “as real as it gets”

Adobe Photoshop Print Ad: “as real as it gets”

Industrial Design
Nov 09, 2008
6 Comments

“As real as it gets” by advertising firm, Bates 141 Jakarta. A very clever representation of, I dare say, one of our design software’s most recognizable user interface. Even the tag line is great. I love it!

Check out their production process and the full size (obviously photoshopped) final print image on their flickr site.

Via: Blankanvas

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sssj
Nov 10, 08 – 3:21 am

Thats awesome … I actually can’t think of anything else to say. lol

jS
Nov 10, 08 – 4:21 pm

Unreal!

KateC
Nov 10, 08 – 6:46 pm

I really like the design, I think it works well and I am impressed. I would like to see a bigger version so I can read the tag line.

DT
Nov 12, 08 – 10:03 pm

@KateC click on the link to the flickr site it has a cool full size one that looks great on a desktop too!

Jym
Nov 14, 08 – 3:54 am

i like the idea but i use to throw up ads to the searchers content everyweek and i will need day to paint everything.. but i will try it anyway

web design norwich
May 04, 09 – 7:08 pm

What’s the chance of getting photoshop modification to implement this?

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