Queen Boston Music Hall 1976 Artwork + others

I have no words for this. I'm in tears! Visually, the beauty of your artwork, represents the beauty of queen music! Thank you!
I just wonder, how much more exciting would look Montreal 1981 official release, if you have had done the artwork for queen production. I still don't wont to buy CD cause the cover (shame on QP).
 
Just some proposals, if you would have the time and wanted to do some more artwork in the future:
 
New York - December 1st 1977 (merge by Sir GH)
Stockholm - April 12th 1978 (merge by Sir GH)
Vienna - September 29th & 30th 1984 (merge by Sir GH)
Fukuoka - October 19th & 20th 1982 (version made by pittrek)
Himeji - March 24th 1976 (merge by Sir GH)
Sapporo - October 29th 1982 (merge by Sir GH)
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thanks.

btw, the poster of 1976 of the 2 girls...(I have it in a bigger size, although quite bad quality, if you have a better one would be appreciatted)  was "real" ???...I remember when I get it (don't remember where it was) someone said it was a fake?

Hi,

Thanks for this brilliant artwork, much appreciated!

as requested by Luca, here the 275 mm x 184 mm version of Emperors of Japan (in my case I give this kind of covers a size of 273 x 183 mm for better results but of course that depends on the size of the DVD box you buy)

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thanks.

btw, the poster of 1976 of the 2 girls...(I have it in a bigger size, although quite bad quality, if you have a better one would be appreciatted)  was "real" ???...I remember when I get it (don't remember where it was) someone said it was a fake?

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I really don't know if it's real or fake but I found it and used it cuz it looks awesome ;-)

one more thing: the size of the booklet (as I print it) it's 240 x 180 mm (24 cm x 18 cm, as you prefer)

second and last artwork requested by Luca, Boston DVD regular case, 274 x 184 mm

This is great.
I love your artwork:-)
The best thing is that you made labels as well. Quite a few forgets that.
Only one minor thing though: A lot of printable cd's nowadays come with a centerhole of just 22 mm, maybe less?
When it's all white it's not a problem, but a shame if the artwork this dark.
Of course I could buy different discs every time:-)

[QUOTE] [b]PBB wrote: [/b] This is great. I love your artwork:-) The best thing is that you made labels as well. Quite a few forgets that. Only one minor thing though: A lot of printable cd's nowadays come with a centerhole of just 22 mm, maybe less? When it's all white it's not a problem, but a shame if the artwork this dark. Of course I could buy different discs every time:-) [/QUOTE] thanks for your comment Per! all CDs/DVDs come with a centerhole of 22 mm nor more, nor less, I create the labels within the safe area for printing without errors, of course it also depends on the software/hardware you use to print the labels, DVD/CD brand, etc. this are the right measures for a label (CD or DVD)

Hi
Thank you for the explanation:-)
I have DVD's with 20 mm center.
But that's allright. 1 mm of white will do just fine:-)
I'm using standard software that comes with a printer (Canon) so I can't do anything about it, if it doesn't fit.

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second and last artwork requested by Luca, Boston DVD regular case, 274 x 184 mm

previews:

front

DVD label

and below the RAR file with JPG and PNG full size artwork


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ohhh thank you!  :-)

Luca

thanks again...
although I don't print  artwork, I love to spread the Queen gospel (in it's Biblical sense :lol: ) with the great ones you and Vali made,  they are a perfect companion, as well are a good way to get new fans.

cheeeeeers!!!!

Thank you Alex. Wonderful artworks, much better than QP releases.

Thanks a lot Alex Solan, very beautiful artwork!

updating this thread with new artwork, this time, recent share by Ginger, PNE, Vancouver, March 11th, 1977, I haven't used pics from the gig itself since I don't have any but I tried to use/respect the look of that very night ;-) first previews, below the RAR file containing JPG & PNG full size artwork Enjoy! front: back: front and inner front, pages 1-2: booklet pages 3-4: CD 1: CD 2: