Master blending for surreal landscapes

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Tim Green demonstrates how to set stunning scenes by mixing found imagery.

For me, there's something beautiful about the imagery and photography of the 1960s and 1970s, particularly the colours and tones of Kodachrome slides or old sci-fibook illustrations.

I've always collected old slides and taken photographs, and in the past couple of years have managed to incorporate them into my graphics work to create surreal but natural-looking landscapes and scenes.

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