Description
When the music has to stop — or does it?
Recorded music has always been packaged, from the very earliest days when wax cylinders came in cardboard tubes, and has therefore always involved designers. In the palmy days of vinyl LPs with sometimes stunning cover art and often erudite liner notes, the presentation was almost as important as the product.
But with the industry morphing so rapidly into the field of digital-download delivery, where do the graphics come in now? This is a burning question for all those working in the area of visually representing music. To see what their answers are, read this feature story, which solicits the views of seven specialist music designers.
Featuring:
Telegramme Studio | Invisible Creature, Inc. | IWant Design | Daniel Reed | Matteo Meta | Leif Podhajsky | Giottographica
Contents:
Motion Gallery: Art Direction
Feature: Music Graphic
Creative Country: Brazil
Studio: Names to Note from HK, PA and SF
Idea: Particular Palettes
Branding
Specifications:
116 pages
6 varying paper stocks
4C process + spot UV + vanish
Online access to tv.idnworld.com included
