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  1. 18 hours ago, Laserschwert said:

    Inspired by the great Jim Titus, I had to put these mockups together. Never gonna happen, probably, but a man can dream!

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    Wow, brilliant work mate! Where can I get these mockup templates? I absolutely need these in my ever growing collection.

     

    *insertdarthgriviousgif*

  2. Bones and All (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross)

     

     

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    The Witch (Mark Korven)

     

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    Avatar: The Way of Water (Simon Franglen)

     

     

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    By the way, I just noticed while recreating the design that the text and logo in the original Avatar soundtrack cover are not centered horizontally, for whatever reason. I'll probably have to remake that as well now.

     

    ***EDIT***
    Here they are (plus a few more)

     

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  3. On 12/11/2022 at 5:00 PM, Steffromuk said:

    Since Intrada announced the long awaited release of Conan the Destroyer, and I had the honor to have my work used for their B side cover, I guess it's a good time to post all my Conan related covers.

     

     

    Wow, congrats on the gig! Have you been contacted by Intrada out of the blue or how did this come about?

    You seem like the perfect match for Intrada's classical releases anyway to me and I'm surprised you're not their regular go-to-guy yet :)

  4. On 20/10/2022 at 7:51 PM, Steffromuk said:

    Thank you!

    I make all my covers at 4000x4000px (A bit over the size of a 12" record cover)


    I spend A LOT of time browsing the web in search of the best material. The highest res pictures I can find. Then I restore them and often re-balance the tones and colors. And when necessary, I upscale them using a combination of the Photoshop AI upscaling tool and a website dedicated to photo upscaling.


    For the CANNON cover I used this photo from Getty images (removed the "gettyimages" watermark in Photoshop) and applied a halftone effect.

    And I recreated the design from the opening of the show in the background.

     

    And I rebuilt the title logo in Illustrator

    That's fascinating to read, thank you! 4000x4000 is huge, holy cow! Your workflow is almost a kind of reverse engineering. I've done this on many of my tribute covers as well, and I have to say it's really one of the best ways to learn new techniques.

     

    Do you mind recommending me a good upscale tool for Photoshop? Or did you mean the built-in resizer? I regularly use letsenhance.ai, but you never know beforehand what you're gonna get. A good Photoshop plugin would certainly be more helpful.


    Also, nice to meet a fellow designer who removes the GettyImages watermark by hand as well. Those greedy bastards surely won't get any money from me :mrgreen:

  5. 1 hour ago, Justanothercrow421 said:

    @heidl Would you be willing to do a color swap for the first set of LOTR trilogy complete scores to match the original DVD color schemes?

     

    Fellowship: green

    Towers: red

    King: blue

     

    I'm willing but you have to know that the elvish runes and the map are baked into the image. So if you don't give a damn about the map in the background, I can just change the film title and give it a go. Or you're willing to wait a little longer? Because since the covers above are based on the original Vinyl sleeves, I'm currently working on alternate versions which will be assembled from individual graphic assets. But that will still take a while.

  6. I'm not enough of a LotR, Shore or Bear fan to allow me to give an opinion on the score. But I read through the thread and as far as I understand it, Amazon doesn't have the rights to use existing LotR material, whether it's set/prop designs or, well, Howard Shore's music, right? 

     

    Why in God's name didn't they buy those rights?

    Did they not want to or were they not allowed to?

    It can't be because of money, can it?

     

    IMHO Shore's music could have been, even should have been, the most important connector between the films and the series.

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