Marvelous Mark - ST 12" Centre Labels
This was an incredibly last minute job. Drunken Sailor Records needed a couple of centre labels made up a few hours before the record went to print so I simply cropped the given artwork and gave the typography a nice, clean layout. Keep it safe, keep it simple.
This was an incredibly last minute job. Drunken Sailor Records needed a couple of centre labels made up a few hours before the record went to print so I simply cropped the given artwork and gave the typography a nice, clean layout. Keep it safe, keep it simple.
No Ditching / Baby Ghosts split 7":
Drunken Sailor Records approached me with this project with their eyes on my scrappier work from last year. I was given free reign to design what I'd like and, after a little research, it become clear that No Ditching really liked rats. From that point on it was fairly straight forwards - a living and a dead rat, for No Ditching and Baby Ghosts respectively.
Downtown Boys - ST 7":
Drunken Sailor Records Recently announced a reissue of Downtown Boys self titled 7" for them to sell on their upcoming UK tour. Once again I was given relatively free reign. This image of singer Adrienne Berry had previously been used for some of their tour merchandise and it struck me as being the perfect image to capture the energy of the band. I added the news paper background, the altered version of the band name used on their LP and dirtied the whole piece up. The track names are purposely loose to contradict the tightness of the central image and band name, a play upon the tightness of the band and the loseness of the overlaying saxaphone.
Drunken Sailor Records Recently announced a reissue of Downtown Boys self titled 7" for them to sell on their upcoming UK tour. Once again I was given relatively free reign. This image of singer Adrienne Berry had previously been used for some of their tour merchandise and it struck me as being the perfect image to capture the energy of the band. I added the news paper background, the altered version of the band name used on their LP and dirtied the whole piece up. The track names are purposely loose to contradict the tightness of the central image and band name, a play upon the tightness of the band and the loseness of the overlaying saxaphone.
