Our friends at Rockarchive have been in contact regarding limited edition Pink Floyd fine art prints that they publish. In 1998, renowned photographer Jill Furmanovsky, who has worked with Pink Floyd set up the company following in the footsteps of Magnum. The idea behind it was to make her work, and that of other rock photographers and visual artists, more accessible to fans and collectors.

Many collectors seek out Rockarchive's embossed fine-art prints as an investment. Some images have increased ten fold in value since they were first published.

We've joined forces with our friends at Rockarchive to give Brain Damage visitors an exclusive chance to receive 10% off purchases of a selected range of high quality prints, shown below.

All the images within this special 10% discount offer are Storm Thorgerson creations, and are all rare images that have seldom been seen elsewhere. The images (with the exception of the two black and white group photos) are from an edition called AV40. These are alternative versions of actual album/single covers that were used, outtakes, or ideas Storm had during the artwork process that for some reason didn't get chosen for the final artwork.

In order to get your exclusive BD discount, you need to enter a special promotional code during the purchase. In the Checkout section there is an option to enter such a code: you need to type in STORMDAMAGE. This will make the appropriate adjustment to give the 10% discount on the image(s) you have selected.

The full range of Pink Floyd prints that Rockarchive have on offer, which is increasing in number all the time, can be found through this link; the following prints are the ones which qualify for the Brain Damage discount. Click the thumbnails to view in more detail:

Pink Floyd band pictures - Two black and white group photos taken by Storm Thorgerson himself, which is very rare as he has never been keen on a simple photograph. These are rare pieces of music history in photograph form... CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF/TO PURCHASE PICTURE ONE (serious) CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF/TO PURCHASE PICTURE TWO (laughing)
Division Bell (two metal heads) -   Storm: "Pink Floyd decided for Division Bell that they liked both metal and stone versions of the two heads and therefore told us to build both. Two heads, two sets of sculptures each the size of a house, same but different. The metal heads were constructed to resemble the making of an aeroplane, and we photographed many times in different weather. "The two favourite shots involved lights on the one hand and red flags on the other to represent the lines of communication between the heads, and it was the lights that were used on the album cover. However, I always liked the flags version because the sky was so ominous, making the heads more imposing". CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF/TO PURCHASE DIVISION BELL
Interstellar (Silver balls) - Storm has yet to give Rockarchive a caption for this as it has literally just been approved and added. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF/TO PURCHASE INTERSTELLAR/BALLS
Momentary Lapse of Reason Poster - Storm: "700 iron beds made up and positioned on the beach. This differs from the original image used on the poster because it was taken when the tide was coming in and the beds were becoming submersed." CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF/TO PURCHASE AMLOR

Our thanks to Rockarchive for joining forces with Brain Damage to create this collaboration - with Christmas not that far away, we hope that you can make a nice saving on these very nice pictures!