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EWAN DYER

[Image Retoucher & Photographer]

A selection of concepts & personal projects, which I have photographed, retouched and produced graphics for.

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For this concept I photographed the coat on a mannequin and edited in the neck. I this built up the background with a mixture of photographs and vector imagery I, which created in Illustrator.

For this concept I photographed the coat on a mannequin and edited in the neck. I this built up the background with a mixture of photographs and vector imagery I, which created in Illustrator.

For this range of concepts I wanted to incorporate product photography, creativity and wallpaper designs (which I designed in Illustrator).

For this range of concepts I wanted to incorporate product photography, creativity and wallpaper designs (which I designed in Illustrator).

For this range of concepts I wanted to incorporate product photography, creativity and wallpaper designs (which I designed in Illustrator).

For this range of concepts I wanted to incorporate product photography, creativity and wallpaper designs (which I designed in Illustrator).

I based this concept an already established company (with permission), to set myself the goal of producing a few creative images, which I felt captured their ambitions and style.

I based this concept an already established company (with permission), to set myself the goal of producing a few creative images, which I felt captured their ambitions and style.

I based this concept an already established company (with permission), to set myself the goal of producing a few creative images, which I felt captured their ambitions and style.

For this image I photographed an electric guitar on fire and decided that simplicity would be the key for this image, so I kept the image manipulation to a minimum.

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