#album redesign

[ohgaylor]

The Prophecy (redesign) (credit) — I’m so afraid I sealed my fate

[lastchristmas]

The Tortured Poets Department | The Ruminator (concept)

[theprophecys]

the secret of us-redesign

[placeapuppyinmyhair]

1989 (Taylor's Version) Redesign

[aintmyjewelry]

REDESIGN ⇢ the tortured poets department

[wineonmytshirt]

Taylor Swift (Taylor's Version)

my version click/tap for better quality

[youlovedbefore]

Fearless (Taylor's Version) (Stock Photo Version)

[tortured-poets11]

1989 (TAYLOR’S VERSION) [ REUPLOADED ]

an album concept by ME!

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Closeups of the album cover under The cut :)

[cosmiclove-heavenstruck]

THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT REDESIGN by me

“they never even scratched the surface of me – none of them did.”

cover inspired by flower face's valentines single

[comeontaylorspeaknow]

Speak Now album redesign

[tiffillustrates]

Album cover art of Startset: Horizons, 2022

[ohgaylor]

So Long, London (redesign) — inspired by Training Season, Dua Lipa

[pepperxile]

1989 (Taylor's Version) my concept!

[questforyellow]

Second project from Visual Communications class that I forgot to post last year! For this one, we had to choose an album and design a new cover for it.

I went with one near and dear to my heart, a whimsical album that I grew up with, and which greatly fueled my curiosity about the natural world:

Here Comes Science by They Might Be Giants !

:D

The first two images I drew myself for the front and back covers, and the last two are of the covers fully finished, with text added in InDesign. I would have hand-lettered at least the front cover as well, but I ran out of time for that.

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Also the last two images are kind of blurry because of pdf file woes.

[k00294467]

Artist Research- Jamie Reid

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Jamie Reid is a British artist and anarchist who gained prominence for his significant contributions to the visual aesthetic of the punk rock movement in the 1970s. He is best known for his iconic artwork created for the Sex Pistols, including the design for the "God Save the Queen" single cover and the "Anarchy in the UK" poster. Reid's work often incorporates collage, ransom note-style lettering, and political imagery, reflecting his rebellious and anti-establishment ethos. His art played a crucial role in shaping the punk subculture and continues to influence contemporary visual culture.

Jamie Reid and The Clash were deeply rooted in the London punk scene of the 1970s, with Reid's artwork becoming synonymous with the movement and The Clash emerging as one of its most influential bands. Their shared geographical and cultural background further solidifies the connection between Reid's work and The Clash's music, illustrating their mutual engagement with themes of rebellion, social commentary, and the punk ethos of challenging the status quo.

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[aintmyjewelry]

REDESIGN ⇢ evermore