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Here is a fact that is sometimes overlooked by so many….
Our world have become so innovative , so brilliant, yet we tend to overlook, or you could say even forget, the most simplest of things!
Think about it!
Almost everything that we do, today, has become so easy, that maybe now we have began to take certain processes for granted, even for a little bit…
And so through the years, particularly, with regard to photography, we have accumulated so much, we may have them stored away in boxes, really, who knows where, thinking that now, they will certainly be safe for all those that would come after us!
But though this is hard to accept, with time, all the materials that were used to developed our precious images, will eventually break down, and there is really, very little we could do about it! True, we are able to delay it a little bit, but unfortunately, this deterioration is inevitable!
So as the years go by, most of us, now have in our possession, old family pictures that have become faded, cracked, scarred, or have pieces missing!
Wouldn’t it be great to have those precious old photograph memories restored to their original condition? So that your family can have something of you for generations to come!
If that is your objective, then most certainly we invite you to view our portfolio, which showcases some of our latest restorations……
We will bring your ideas to life!
According to www.Agda.Com.Au, “the definition of a graphic designer is one who has the artistic sensibility, skill and experience and/or training professionally to create designs or images for reproduction by any mmeans of visual communication, and who may be concerned with illustration; typography; calligraphy; surface design for packaging; or the design of patterns, books, advertising and publicity material, or any form of visual communication.”
We think that, that definition hits the mark very accurately, and we have spent years perfecting our craft to meet that very ideal!
Why restoration matters…….
Esquire magazine writer Cal Fussman, a while back interviewed Robert De Niro, he asked the actor if he had any regrets, and De Niro said that he wished he had made a film about his family. But it was too late. ”when a parent dies,” De Niro said, “it’s the end.” fussman wrote: he told me he’d always wanted to chronicle his family history through his mother. He sensed a part of her wanted to do it, too, and he offered to send over some people to record it. But she was a little antsy, so he backed off. Not long afterward, she died. And what he wanted to preserve for his children was gone….
With time, the past does recede, and most of us usually do wish we had kept a more complete personal visual family record. Well, Digiart Imaging Group is all about preserving that visual past, for you! In fact we are committed to that very thing!