Cover art
A series of cover artworks created in response to different songs, exploring mood, typography, and visual interpretation through bold color and imagery.
A series of cover artworks created in response to different songs, exploring mood, typography, and visual interpretation through bold color and imagery.
This is the final cover the client settled on.
Cast Me, out on all platforms.
I was looking at my drink and I used my straw to start drawing lines into the fizz of the drink, and I thought that would be a cool graphic.
I started sketching how I could possibly make the letters look.
Then I created a vector.
I started experimenting with different colors.
This is the final cover the client settled on.
Real Field, out on all platforms.
I had seen this image of a bottle being poured, and I just knew I wanted to do something with it.
I got rid of the background and started playing around with the saturation.
The client hadn’t decided on a title yet, but I began experimenting anyway. First, I tried putting “Blank” as the title placeholder in the bottle. I liked it, but I wanted to keep trying.
I decided to put it in the middle. I wanted to have a negative flat space.
After the client decided on a title, I messed around with the typeface some more.
This is the final cover the client settled on.
Let’s Slide, out on all platforms.
When I first heard the song, I imagined the cover’s setting taking place in space.
The beat made me think of Mario Kart, the space map in particular.
The song is about attraction, chemistry, and vibes. So I was leaning towards 2 astronauts holding hands on the moon.
I continued exploring, but the client didn’t feel this direction and asked to simplify.
I decided to center everything down the middle, and the client chose this one.