Fotolia vs Advertising – Recycling planet

February 20, 2015 Marco | Editor

Recently, we featured a tutorial for creating mini planets with landscapes. Visibly, this method has already been the source of inspiration for many advertisements. In the small world of advertising, ideas circulate very quickly and are constantly recycled, re-adapted, improved and built upon. Here’s a few mini-panorama examples:

– Joe La Pompe

Fotolia’s image

Advertising matches

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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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