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This is an album cover for TU-M’s Pop Involved v3. The different variations of dots signify the 14 tracks and the track length, for example the bigger the dot in size, the longer the track. The dots are draped in the Italian flag representing the origin of the band.
[SPOTIFY PLAYLIST DEFAULT ARTWORK REDESIGN]
We all know that the default artwork for Spotify & Apple Music playlists are pretty boring, simply adding the first 4 album covers of tracks you have put into your playlist. WHY CANT THEY ADD ALL THE ALBUM COVERS AND MAKE THEM SEASONAL?!?
So... thats what i have done! I have increased the amount of album artwork to the amount of songs you have in your playlist, this will automatically change when you are adding and removing tracks. Seeing as Halloween is upon us, i gave it a spooky animation, a sort of glitch effect as if someone is hacking your playlist! These animations will change to fit the time of year!
[IXD102 - Typeface Poster - Baskerville, “The King Of The Fonts.”]
Lets firstly talk about the typeface... simply stunning. A real classic font with a whole lot of stature in the modern world. I mean come on, just look at that “Q!”
I went with blueprints as the basis for my poster, connecting everything (the typeface) together by lines, using small measurement groupings to give the impression of scale, using the lines on the blueprint backing as my guides. The use of planes in different tone really finished off the poster nicely.
