Music & Visuals

It's the first thing people keep from a release, usually at the size of a postage stamp. I build the visual side of your music so it stays recognisable at any size.

Understand

What the track sets off, where it plays and who it needs to reach. The direction comes out of the music, the references and your own idea of it.

Design

Cover, typography and colour as one artwork that everything else can be derived from.

Deliver

Every format you need. Streaming, vinyl, canvas and feed, still and in motion.

How it runs

1. Listening

It starts with the track. I listen to what the music feels like and what the release needs before anything is drawn.

2. Direction

A visual direction is set — references, mood, colour and type — so we agree on the feeling before the detail.

3. Design & Motion

Cover art and identity come first, then get translated into motion where a visualizer is part of the release.

4. Delivery

Everything is exported in the formats each platform needs, from streaming thumbnails to full-resolution print and video.

What you end up with

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Good to know

Do you design for a single release or the whole artist brand?

Both. A single cover is a self-contained project; a full artist identity sets up a system so every future release already has a look to build on.

Can you animate the cover into a visualizer?

Yes. The cover and the motion are designed together so the visualizer feels like the same world in movement, ready for YouTube, Reels or a stage screen.

What do you need from me to start?

The track or a rough mix, any lyrics or the title, and a sense of the mood you are after. From there I take it into a first visual direction.

Work