Showing posts with label TPHB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TPHB. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 November 2012

Final artwork

The final image used for the Physics artwork.
The square format aids in making the figure
look a lot larger than it actually is.

The figure perfectly personifies the band, 

the track, the ep, their visuals, their sound.

Me and Luke are extremely happy with it,
not only because we are personally proud of
the final outcome, but how it has been received 
by the client.
Initially, the artwork was going to be used for the
single cover, but they were so happy with it that
they decided to use it as their upcoming EP cover.





Friday, 9 November 2012

Vinyl designs

Final vinyl designs.

We felt that a while vinyl would look really 

clean against the rest of the colour scheme. 
It is bold enough to stand out, yet comfortable 
enough to fit in and work in congruence with 
the rest of the design.


Below, the 'Bandcamp' site where fans can listen
online.  the format has become rectangular to fit 
the screen dimensions, whilst not manipulating 
the shape of the ice or type.






Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Range expansion

 These t shirt designs are designed to sell.  
With the audience in mind, a more abstract, 
ambiguous approach would be appreciated.  
The fact that the band sing about intelligent 
things and want conceptual artwork means 
that the audience will feel rewarded when 
they understand something that not everyone 
understands- a kind of "in-joke" between the 
band and the fans that brings the two closer 
together.  

This relationship is important for 
more independent bands and so this is my 
reasoning for choosing the lower design as 
the main tee for merch.


Friday, 2 November 2012

Photographs, art direction


DESIGN IS FUN

Axe   &   saw   in -hand. 



















Some select images from the photoshoot.
The bright colour scheme, against the jarring 
shapes are supposed to stand out strong.  Look 
confident and independent.  It is supposed to 
send the message that this band are serious and 
there is a lot more to them than you would initially 
presume.  The process was fun and extremely 
rewarding.  There is a lot of scope here to develop 
our visuals further into artwork for the band.


Friday, 12 October 2012

Pitch. Let's pitch.

Pitch boards for ideas for TPHB album artwork and direction.









An example of the concept boards Luke came up with.  We both had similar ideas and when collated they became a solid foundation for the artwork.