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I need a background image designed for a desktop digital application - the theme is Jet Engine in digital age. I want to base the image on an existing image - see attached marked 'Background-ASC'. But I want a new version created using a different engine (See Pearl image). I would like the engine image to blend from visible to invisible from right to left so that it is mostly blended out by the midpoint of the engine, and to display a digital wireframe effect over the engine to give an impression of a digital engine image. I attach an example of a wireframe (Element 2) as an example - note this will not work with Pearl engine image because they are different images, hence I want a wireframe image created for the Pearl engine). The entire image background will be #F6F6F6 and I would like to have some sort of digital flow coming from the engine across the image similar to what you can see in 'Background-ASC' image. I have attached icons to use if going with that approach. Also happy with a different non-icon approach there where we show nodes to give impression of digital.

I attach the following...

1. Image of the existing Background image that I am looking to replace (just as a sample).
2. Elements 1, 2 & 3 from that existing image so you can see how that was done.
3. New engine image (Pearl) which I want to use for the new background image.
5. Various SVG icon files to use for that "connected" effect in image (if needed).

So in summary, I would like you to take the 'Pearl' image and create a digital engine background image similar or inspired by the existing background image which I can use as a homescreen background image for a desktop digital application. It will therefore need to be large enough in physical size to suit most laptop and desktop monitor purposes, but also small enough in file size so it does not take a long time to load each time Application is opened. The final image does not need to be the same as 'Background-ASC.jpg' - you can use your imagination to take Pearl image, apply a custom wireframe to it, and create an overall digital engine end-result.

Required outcome is to have PSD layered file of final image, along with Jpeg version which is sized and ready for use in a digital desktop application as a background image. Please review and advise if you have any questions.

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meetmeinandroid
- 5 years ago
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- 5 years ago
angiras23
- 5 years ago
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- 5 years ago
Contest Holder
- 5 years ago
Also note that the existing wireframe provided as Element 2, which is used in the existing background image, does not fit onto the new engine type (Pearl). Hence a new wireframe is needed which perfectly fits over the Pearl engine outline. For the engine image, I would expect it to be faded out by the mid-point of the engine. For the connected icons bit - I don't need this to be icons, I am just adding those if needed. I am happy to look at various digital flow or nodes ideas instead once it gives an overall impression of a digital engine image in the end. Any questions just ask.
- 5 years ago
1. mdhazratwaskurni
  - 5 years ago
  THIS WORK GIVE ME
  - 5 years ago
Contest Holder
- 5 years ago
Just to clarify, the ask here is as follows... (A) Take the 'Pearl' engine image (which is a high resolution png) and use it to create a similar wireframe effect over that engine to what was used for the other engine example. (B) Have a similar faded effect for that engine underneath the wireframe which fades it from right to left so that by around half way across the engine, it is faded away under wireframe. And (C) In the space between engine on the right and rest of the background, use the icons attached to create a subtle connected array similar to that shown in the original background image. The background for the image will be #F6F6F6. So in summary, the end result will have the Pearl engine on right side, with a custom wireframe effect suited exactly to the fanblades and shape of that engine, and have a streamed connected effect coming from the engine using icons similar to those attached.
- 5 years ago