
Vinyl Sleeve Artworks That Are So Bad They’re Good
These vinyl sleeve artworks are like B movies...or your first kiss--- they're sloppy, they make you cringe and cry at just how bad they are. What were they thinking, right? But it's exactly because of their ugliness that they're impossible ...
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Biggest List of Recording Studios in America
NOTE: If you want to receive the full list containing over 500 recording studios complete with their contact numbers and emails, we will put them in a section on our website soon. Meantime, you can send us a message at ...
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All The Design Inspiration You Need For Your T-shirt Packaging
There are so many ways to package your merch to promote your brand and they're not that expensive to make! Check out these awesome examples of creative t-shirt packaging: 8 Tubular T-Shirt Packaging Designs That Are Worth Collecting Tubes are ...
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Music Packaging of the Week: Dollerz Make Sense
“Dollerz Make Sense” features 10 Hiphop hits with Stickman (Fury Of V), Joey D, Slippaz, Diggy, Wes Nihil, Christian Koresh. This masterpiece will be released on limited picture disc 10″ vinyls, digipack CD and cassette tape. Artworks in progress, pure ...
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Grammy Nominees for Best Record Package 2019
Be the Cowboy, Mitski The record is on clear red vinyl in an spot-UV gatefold (the letters are hidden), and features an exclusive lyrics and photo book. It has plenty of cool pictures and a mini-essay. ________________________________________________________ Love Yourself: Tear, ...
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Music Packaging of the Week: Speerit Origami
Design: Ioannis Fetanis Project Type: Produced, Commercial Work Client: Speerit Location: Athens, Greece Packaging Contents: Music CD Packaging Substrate / Materials: Paper Printing Process: Screen Print Clever, low cost & sustainable CD packaging. A DIN A4 paper that creates an origami ...
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Vinyl Album Covers with Awesome Pop Art Design
Pop Art was the dominant movement in early 1960s American art. Short for “popular art,” it featured common household objects and consumer products like Coca-Cola and Campbell's Soup cans, as well as forms of media—such as comics, newspapers, and magazines—recognizable ...
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Three Sanity-Saving Tips for Women Artists Who Juggle Motherhood and Art
No matter how independent and brave and modern a woman is, she is still bound to worry about her career in art once she steps inside motherhood territory. This kind of dilemma is also experienced by men but only if they're ...
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Film Distribution Myths You Should Stop Believing to Achieve Success
Award-winning Producer/Writer Jerome Courshon breaks the biggest lies of distribution and gives awesome pieces of advice for indie filmmakers who want to get a distribution deal. Myth: I’m a director, a filmmaker, a creative person. I don’t have to worry about the ...
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Branding Basics for Artists
No artist wants to think about branding because every artist's primary motivation is to express, not to sell. However, most of them are already unknowingly doing it anyway. Branding is simply being consistent with how yo define yourself, constantly reaching out to ...
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