I'll start us off
- Go to Wikipedia and click the “random article” link. The title of the article is the name of your band.
- Go to "wikiquote" and click the “random page” link. A snippet from the very last quote on the page is the title of your album. You have some creative freedom here to make it fit together.
- Click on this secret "Explore last 7 days" link, because you can't find it on the flickr home page. Third picture on the page is the basis for your album cover.
- Use an image manipulation method of your choice to put it all together and post the result along with the source material in this thread.
Album Cover Game
Album Cover Game
I'm gonna revive another one, because I think I managed to reconstruct the rules of the variant I so fondly remember. The goal here is to create a convincing album cover from random elements. What makes this fun is how simple it can be, album covers are a truly free form of expression with the only limitation being the traditional square shape.
(band, title, cover, additional photo)
Last edited by somitomi on Mon Nov 08, 2021 12:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Album Cover Game
Band: McGovern–Hatfield Amendment
Album: Purposefully Destroyed
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Album: Purposefully Destroyed
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Re: Album Cover Game
There have been some really good ones here - I feel like I can't compete.
Band: Kildin Strait
Album: You're Welcome
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Band: Kildin Strait
Album: You're Welcome
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Band: 2007 Guadiana Trophy
Album: From Paragraph To Paragraph
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Album: From Paragraph To Paragraph
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Band: 1982 Northeast Louisiana Indians Football Team
Album: Perfect Co-Operation
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Album: Perfect Co-Operation
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