milli vanilli artboard? for that they would have had to create art first. as it turned out it was Frank Farian who did it for the LULZ (and profit). :)

Well, they were hot shit in their day, till the record skip at a concert blew their cover. What a laugh!

it was only a matter of time really. around that time a lot of people in germany have already suspected they weren't just being produced by Frank, but moreso a project like Boney M. where he sung the deep voice part.
too bad they both vanished from the scene. aside the pop music they had interesting voices.

One of them committed suicide, I believe...

somethign like that. I don't remember if it was suicide or a stupid accident. and just around the time he was about to launch a career of his own...

some god surely had a laugh on him.

Nice one.

I remember in most of the places I worked, when the owner/manager found out I was an artist, they EXPECTED me to purp out free art for them. In a few cases, the owner/manager even hung my job over my head like a Sword of Damacles. Yep...drove myself to the next pizza delivery outlet and worked for them.

Record store artist? Like the guy from Xanadu?

I think so...It's been YEARS since I saw that flick....was there not a Don Bluth animated segment in that film?

Yup! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6IaURfFpLQ

Wow....That swept a few webs in the Ol' attic... Thanks!

May you show me some of your album artworks you did for particular bands?

All lost or taken by record reps or store employees... I did everyone it seemed: John Denver to James Dio, Star Wars to Weird Al, Beatles to The Three Tenors. Interesting note, though... the reps always gave out promotional discs during releases, and I was there over 5 years, so before I worked there, I had maybe two actually bought CDs... after I left in 1997, I had accumulated over 800 CDs and box sets for the art I've done. The various department managers got even MORE!