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Artist redminus
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Views: 9,572
Score: 4.66 / 5.00

Date: 09/30/2009
Category: Illustration
File Info: 1300 x 450 px; JPEG; 320.6 kb
Tags: robots; autumn; countryside

Daily Feature 10 01, 2009

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A 3-Panel outer (front) cover for another CD by yet another as-of-now-nonexistant rock band, from awhile back.
This was also created by scanning paper-and-ink textures and then layering them in Paint Shop Pro 5. No brushes or major filters were used, and other than some of the basic coloring, the separate parts were drawn or painted by hand and then collaged.
Perhaps needless to say it was right after this that I got a Wacom tablet and switched to using Painter and Photoshop.

Jeez. The good old days.