Engines of Peace
Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
Health, wellness, high vibrations, meditative and yoga practices are the key concepts that drive the content the Engines of Peace produce. The design relies on photography of plant-life, band members, yoga practitioners and a zodiac clock sculpture. The vibrant, green color of plant-life and astrological imagery communicates the band’s connection to life, love and spirituality.
Alone Architect
Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
The Alone Architect album art employs a cinematic, monochromatic approach to reflect it’s darker music and subject matter. The client has a fascination with how the technical connects to the ethereal, so images with building and formless elements such as glass, wood, light and smoke are used.
Kamikaze Baby: Uptown Vinerise
Oil Paint, Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
An interest in approaching their artwork in an organic, analog format led the band to commission a painting for their album cover. A mural sized canvas was created, painted, photographed and digitally resized to fit the digipack format. The imagery of “Uptown Vinerise” evokes the sense of a seed or womb which contains a world of contrasts where the organic and inorganic are juxtaposed. Happy, green pastures with a warm colored sky host the inorganic overlay of a city in the distance. The text content of the record features hand-written lyrics and prose by the band.
Organic Noise Experiment: Nemuritor
Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
The principal songwriter of this band is deeply interested in esoteric subjects so the design drew from those concepts. The tree of life, pyramids and a illustration of the singer’s “all seeing eye” cross were referenced and implemented in the design. Font-wise, Serif and sans-serif were combined to create a contrast between band name and album name.
Alex Robshaw: 1339 Crowder’s End
Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
1339 Crowder’s end’s design features Alex Robshaw, the principal singer/songwriter. Photography is employed to supply the audience with a view into Robshaw’s world.