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 Photomontages of a
fictitious revolutionary 60's band. 2001 |
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: John, Lynda & John
These photos were created for the CD design of The Harved's The Key Of Time album, and were later also included in the poster I designed for the fictitious band. Taking an old photo of two of the guys portraying the band members as my starting point, I replaced the background with that of a mixing room in a recording studio, combined it with a photo of the girl portraying one of the musicians' wife and changed their appearance a bit to make them fit in the 60's rock scene. The final touch was applying headphones to the head of one of the guys. When the composition process was complete, I added grain and noise and lowered the picture's quality, to make it look like a reproduction of an original.
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: John
The process was similar here - an existing picture was stripped from its background and was applied a new one, of a mixing console shot in a matching perspective. Longer hair and a moustache were added, as well as a microphone. I then lowered the picture's quality, added grain and noise, and heightened the contrast to give it some true black and white feel.
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: Salvador
Similar process here as well, only that this time I created the new background myself. Using various textures and applying lights, I created what appears like some sort of a nightclub's wall. Luckily, the original picture I chose had the person portraying the drummer in a perfect position for holding drumsticks. After adding those as well as a drumming kit, I lowered the picture's quality, added grain and heightened the contrast, again, in order to give it the look of a reproduction of an original picture from the 60's.
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