A Story, Article or Poem in a single Image Representation with Imaginar’s 3D Illustration Service

May 1, 2012 - PRLog -- An illustration literally means to present an image, drawing, photograph or a sketch in such a manner that can elucidate sensual information of a poem, story or even an article in a single graphical representation. CG illustration refers to the same process except, an image or graphic is created with the use of various computer software applications. An artist, also known as illustrator, performs the key role by creating a 3d image, from poem, story or article that can elucidate vital information.

3D illustration can be an effective tool for various advertisers, businesses, corporate, organizations and publishers to convey the right message to its targeted audiences. 3d illustration, weather created from a story, poem or an article, has played an important role to convey a special message to the audience and represent a concept. 3d illustration is one of the best possible solutions that can give appealing touch to the product, company or concept. At the same time, proves to be an effective medium of advertising that can draw the attention to mass audiences.

Imaginar, established in 2007 and based in UK, is a group of talented CG artist who got together to offer exceptional 3d illustration and 3d animation services. They create a 3d illustration using cutting edge software applications such as 3dsmax, Autodesk, Maya, Cinema 4d, Mental ray, V-ray, softimage, Z-brush and many more to make their piece of art look so realistic that it is often mistaken for photography.  Moreover, their 3d illustration service is ideal for any company’s product or marketing material, website project, animated movies, video games or TV commercials.
Furthermore, Imaginar also offers various CG animation solutions including 3d imaging and modeling, 2d / 3d animation, 2d / 3d motion graphic design, story boarding, compositing, website designing & programming, augmented reality solutions and much more…

For more information, please visit: http://www.imaginar.co.uk/