The Caves is a unique private hire venue built into the sub-structure of the 18th century South Bridge in Edinburgh. They came to us because they wanted a slick new brochure that promotes this unusual venue’s various services. First, they asked for a brochure that they could offer for download or email to prospective clients. We decided that this venue was so beautiful that it should be the centrepiece of the design, and used a professional photographer to capture the atmosphere there.

In order to ensure The Caves could best communicate their brand effectively, we also updated their logo and have been asked to produce a full set of marketing materials for the venue’s many other offerings. To find out more about The Caves, visit their website use this link, The Caves, Edinburgh.

The Caves is a unique private hire venue built into the sub-structure of the 18th century South Bridge in Edinburgh. They came to us because they wanted a slick new brochure that promotes this unusual venue’s various services. First, they asked for a brochure that they could offer for download or email to prospective clients. We decided that this venue was so beautiful that it should be the centrepiece of the design, and used a professional photographer to capture the atmosphere there. We also provided a similar brochure for The Rowantree, a partner venue that is linked to The Caves but provides slightly different services. The gallery below shows the brochure for The Caves.

In order to ensure The Caves could best communicate their brand effectively, we also updated their logo and have been asked to produce a full set of marketing materials for the venue’s many other offerings. To find out more about The Caves, visit their website use this link, The Caves, Edinburgh.

I have been learning about displacement maps today and been working on creating some cool 3D images from old photos in the archive. Here is my first attempt, try it with a pair of 3D glasses (the cardboard ones with a red eye and a blue eye).

Photo Manipulation

We can carry out various tasks on your photographic images, from post processing, to blending, creating vectors and more. Below is a simple example of turning two ordinary photographs into an extraordinary panoramic in New York City.