The front and back of the album.
Ablum Project
This project was a project that was making an music album based on a Wikipedia entry and a random quote I was given.
For the project itself, I used the idea of collage and mixing the unity of physical and digital media into one well made image.
This project included me using random ribbons, puffballs, fidget toys, physical drawings, and even the surface of my storage box to make the image itself.
I took pictures of the items in whatever shape I formed them into before throwing them into Photoshop and starting to arrange them in the right way to make the image.
Since the "Artist Name" is an airport I based the music track names on tracks that included the idea of the sky, wind and flight. The flower images also included what it was like going to an airport and the experience you could have.
Before anyone asks the songs we were asked to pick were songs we felt fit the theming of the album. Of course, I choose songs that fit the theme from some of the video games I played.
The amount of songs for the album is also based on some of the music I listen to as the albums would have a six song length to it.
Additional info: Font; Gambado Scotch Bold
Since some of the assets of the collage was hand drawn by me how I brought them into Photoshop and cropped out the background and all done!
One of the drawn designs used in the album.
One of the drawn designs used in the album.
One of the drawn designs used in the album.
One of the drawn designs used in the album.
One of the drawn designs used in the album.
Website Mockup
For many music enjoyers, the best way for them to understand an artist would by visiting the artist's website site.
The main colors for the website were some of the more prominent colors on the album cover and back.
Fun fact: the reason of the album having a debut on Youtube is similar to the song choices. Some of the artists I listen to a lot, mainly Touhou Project doujin groups, often put the album there before the physical release. It's only months to years later would they be released on main music streamable platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify. Plus lets be real you are very rarely going to find Nintendo Game Music on those main music streamable platforms anyway.
While social media is something each artist of the modern era would use, some do have new letters that would explain things such as concerts and such in more detail than a social media post. Thus why I included one. It's still important to have social media for a music group so those were included on the bottom.
