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So, originally we were supposed to glue record jackets to a board, apply matte-medium, and then sand off and draw new parts...
I kinda said, "Screw that!" and did mine digitally. I took some blind contour drawings and one life drawing that I did during the semester, and used them as masks for the various photoshop layers...then I masked out a little bit more and played with some blending modes.
The result is not something I feel terribly strongly about one way or the other, but I like it better than I would have playing with a power-sander...