A visual FX breakdown from VFXLAB (their website is from the 90s).
Tag: air force one
A week ago a reader by the name of Bob sent me this link to an article at AIGA that details the graphic history of Air Force One. In a post on September 2nd, I made a remark asking why Air Force One wasn’t more “patriotic colored” (meaning, darker blues and some red to match [...]
Scott, the president of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) has reportedly found out that the government spent about $360,000 to do that low fly-by photoshoot of Air Force One around the Statue of Liberty that freaked out people in Lower Manhattan and Jersey City. Being the president of an association that uses one [...]
Here’s the view from 30 Hudson Street in Jersey City yesterday as a large 747 used sometimes to transport the President flew low over the Lower Manhattan vicinity scaring people and causing companies to evacuate their premises out of caution. The fly-by was a photo-shoot to update the image of Air Force One that the [...]
