Welcome to the Brain Damage gallery!
Within this section, you will find various contributions from talented members of the Brain Damage community, who have a particular artistic flair. As with any art, not all of what you'll find in here might be to your taste, but all of it has been crafted with a lot of effort and dedication, and above all, a respect for Pink Floyd and its constituent past and present members.
We welcome other contributions for possible inclusion here. Not all artwork can be used, for copyright and other reasons, and it might be that we need to reduce the size (physically, or by using a little careful image compression to reduce the overall file size without visually compromising the piece) of contributions should they be used.
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This stunning collage, looking back through Pink Floyd's history, is by Abel Adames.
Abel is "a huge Pink Floyd fan for 24 long years since I was a 13 year old child. Pink Floyd has changed my life. I am an illustrator and graphic designer and I made this collage in Photoshop of Pink Floyd's album covers. The band have always impressed me; I have always loved their work. Also, Storm [Thorgerson] has always being a huge influence".
As with the other pictures in the gallery, please click the thumbnail for the full image. To see more examples of Abel's work, please visit www.coroflot.com/adames, and also email
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 This portrait of Roger Waters is entitled "Breaking The Wall" and is by Alexandra Pana. Alexandra has created an impressive, quite photo-realistic view of Roger incorporating a couple of the more iconic images from his time in Pink Floyd: The Wall (of course) along with the shaft of light from the cover of Dark Side Of The Moon.
As with the other pictures in the gallery, please click the thumbnail for the full image.
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 This portrait of Syd Barrett is entitled "Now there's a look in your eyes..." and is
by Ian Goodall.
Ian has created a visually absorbing, sombre image of Syd Barrett, with the rendering in black and white feeling most suitable and adding to the atmosphere of the piece.
As with the other pictures in the gallery, please click the thumbnail for the full image.
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