ALBUM COVER ART FOR ACE HUGO

ACE HUGO- CHRISTIAN DIOR, SINGLE RELEASE COVER

Role: Lead Designer

Tools: Adobe illustrator, Photoshop

Client/Context: Ace Hugo, rapper, performer

Brief / Objective

Create album cover art for his single release, Christian Dior.

Process

Look into typography, legal typography to use for commercial use.

Create a new typography for cover.

Design styles, matching Client's objectives.

Final Deliverables

Colour palette, type system, album cover design.

Type usage guidelines.

Bold lettering.

Outcome

The poster on the right is the final outcome, with 2 more final designs, created for potential other use for Client.

ACE HUGO- CHRISTIAN DIOR, SINGLE RELEASE COVER

Role: Lead Designer

Tools: Adobe illustrator, Photoshop

Client/Context: Ace Hugo, rapper, performer

Brief / Objective

Create album cover art for his Debut album, Vibesy.

Process

Look into typography, legal typography to use for commercial use.

Create a new typography for cover.

Design styles, matching Client's objectives.

Final Deliverables

Colour palette, type system, album cover design.

Type usage guidelines.

Bold lettering, add waves into logo.

Outcome

The poster on the right is the final outcome, with 2 more final designs, created for potential other use for Client.

MAIN INSPIRATION

Outcome

For this project, I used my previous experience designing posters, culminating in an overall design in which was created using aspects of previous work that were deemed successful.

ORIGINAL CONCEPT

This was the inital idea I had for the poster, obviously developed to fit guildlines, and also with general concpet development.

COLOUR THEORY

A main inspiration for the colour pallet was this poster I created, its a visual print, created to fomulate a broken hearts of sorts.

AESTHETIC

Whilest creating for this project, I utilised my previous experience during University briefs, where I created posters for 'Snatch'. Taking ideas that could help create a visial experiecne similar to this.

SIMPLICITY

My favourate poster was this one, aimed at movie buffs, and if you know you know. And I liked the idea of prioritising a simply overall feel for D.I.IKE.

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