In the modern world of content creation, photography and computer-generated imagery (CGI) have become the cornerstones of visual storytelling. These two mediums, while distinct in their methodologies and applications, share the common goal of creating compelling visuals that resonate with audiences. 

“The debate over whether photography or CGI is superior is an outdated dichotomy,” according to Jack Kreber, President at Kreber. 

Instead, he explains, the focus should be on which method delivers the best value for the project at hand. By adopting a medium-agnostic approach, creators can maximize both the impact and efficiency of their projects.

With more than 100 years in the printing, graphics, and now marketing industries, you can imagine that Kreber has had its hand in a fair share of memorable projects.

As our company and its mission have evolved, so too has our scope of capabilities—which has led Kreber to a long-term, rewarding partnership with Lowe’s. One of the most recognizable names in home improvement for generations, Lowe’s is also on a journey to evolve and offer customers home decor solutions in addition to a wide range of products that encompass virtually everything your home might need.

Rookie of the Year Goes to…

When I found out I’d be attending the Spring Furniture Market in High Point (HPFM), I started researching the event online and was immediately overwhelmed by its size and scope. I had no idea it was such a large-scale production and was initially a bit dumbfounded on where to start when it came to planning my visit! So I decided to blog about my experience, not only to share the exciting events and activities, but also to add helpful insights in order to make your first HPFM experience easier too.