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Mentor: Jennifer Cole Phillips
Mentor: Jennifer Cole Phillips
A series of album covers explores typography as a medium for visualizing sound and the abstract sensibilities of musical compositions.
Cover 1: The Sound by the 1975
Custom lettering mimics a looped musical phrase as it swells and builds at the beginning of the song.
Cover 2: If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell
This lyrical and understated folk song talks about the brevity of time and how it pushes us to make the most of the present.
Cover 3: Videotape by Radiohead
Radiohead’s piano ballad is haunting and transcendent with cyclical phrasing, rhythmic percussion, and experimental background sounds.
Custom lettering mimics a looped musical phrase as it swells and builds at the beginning of the song.
Cover 2: If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell
This lyrical and understated folk song talks about the brevity of time and how it pushes us to make the most of the present.
Cover 3: Videotape by Radiohead
Radiohead’s piano ballad is haunting and transcendent with cyclical phrasing, rhythmic percussion, and experimental background sounds.