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Uma Thurman

Posted 2001-05-08 (火) 午前4:26 by terra

Umm…this picture isn’t quite complete yet… Sketched it on paper then coloured with PS but never got round to completing it the way I wanted it to look. But I think I’ve spent too much time on it. So here it is:

Subjects: General

Tags: photoshop, Uma Thurman

Salsa

Posted 2001-05-05 (土) 午後12:50 by terra

This picture is based off a photograph of Kate Hudson in the Sept 2000 issue of Vanity Fair (same issue as the ‘Golden Child’ art). I first drew a sketch on a piece of paper, then I scanned it in and coloured it with Photoshop 6.0.

Subjects: General

Tags: Kate Hudson, Vanity Fair

Hamburg 1973

Posted 2001-03-18 (日) 午後1:32 by terra

This picture I made for the CD cover of one of my Led Zeppelin concert bootlegs. I used a picture of the Graf Zeppelin (if I recall correctly) and merged it with a photograph of the sky. I altered the colours, and used some difference effects to get the result shown in the right.

Subjects: Music 音楽

Tags: bootleg, CD, Led Zeppelin

Ayers Rock (No Label)

Posted 2000-12-27 (水) 午後9:01 by terra

This Sydney concert was treed in the Led Zeppelin community. I made this insert primarily because there wasn’t any official artwork for it. There were of course, artwork for the bootleg releases which utilised the same tapes for the sources, but they just weren’t the same.

The picture is actually a composite of 5 separate images. I’m not going to name them, though some are quite obvious. I just thought it was a nice idea to put The Object (that’s 1 out of 5) of Led Zeppelin’s album ‘Presence’ into the foreground. The ‘microlith’ vs. the Australian monolith. I was told that the whole thing looked surreal, but that, quite obviously, was my intention.

Front Cover

Subjects: Music 音楽

Tags: bootleg, CD, Led Zeppelin, photoshop, Presence

Complete Finland (1970)

Posted 2000-12-17 (日) 午後12:09 by terra

Front Cover

I made this bootleg CD insert because the ‘official’ artwork wasn’t quite to my liking. So I made this picture using a photograph of a Zeppelin plane against a digitally altered photo of the Aurora Borealis (The Northern Lights). I went to Finland in 1999 and it was the first time I got to see the awesome display of this natural phenomena. Although the artwork isn’t great, I think it brings back memories of surreal 3D-rendered artwork in the early 90s.