gadive
by fstopopen

Comment:
It's obviously not about chocolate but I like this photo. It has movement, color, form, and mood. My only problem is it is a bit top heavy. I flipped it horizontally and rotated it and came up with this.


BTW, I didn't vote on it.

Donut-Policemen Conspiracy
by debitipton

Comment:
This is awesome! One of my favorites.

Dakar Percussion Circle
by DiamondPete

Comment:
Very authentic looking. I know because this is excactly the type of CD or record I would pass right by while browsing. Not because it is bad art but because I know what type of musical style the art style typifies. Blah. Not to my taste at all. You've captured that style very well. Good choice of font and nice layout.

Dead Poets' Children
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Should be "Dying". The font is kind of cheesy looking for authenticity. The photo works okay as album art but I don't find it to be a great photo.

Dinner Party Cocktails
by EddyG

Comment:
Cool cover. Don't like the band name--it sounds more like an album title. But the cover is really well done and accurate to the style. Good job!

Dense Photosynthetic Colligation
by GolferDDS

Comment:
This was so well done! Right down to the choice of font. I love the wide angle for the field of sunflowers. I'm not nuts about the band name (partly because I don't know what colligation is) but it is a masterful 'reproduction' of a vintage album cover. Excellent.

Dead Peoples Club
by MAK

Comment:
A bit overwhelming. There's a lot going on here with the huge font at the top and the vertically aligned text at the side. The person peeking out from behind the headstone is almost unnoticible at first. The guitar has a squashed, distorted appearance. I think a smaller font and different placement would make this less cluttered looking.

Distant Pink Cousin
by Gracious

Comment:
The pose and feathered headdress work really well as 'vintage' album art. The model looks a bit too tired to be really authentic for this idea. The soft focus helps but I can still see the bags under her eyes and the lines in her lips. More dramtic eye make-up would brighten things up. Overall, well done.

Divine Pastoral Combo
by sfalice

Comment:
This is kind of boring for cover art but I guess it fits the name of the band.

In the shops now!
by kevrobertson

Comment:
The band name is interesting. I don't really see how this photo fits. It certainly doesn't fit if these kids are the band. It seems to esoteric and fey to be a name created by two boys in casual sports attire. The text has an amateurish quality to it. Meaning, too much filtering, IMO. One wouldn't really see this done on actual cover art. This really just doesn't work for me.