Album Artwork for Re-Release of Original Country Music CD "Lonely Tears"
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CD Cover Design Brief
I need a fresh CD cover design for my album "Lonely Tears".
This is a re-release on an older project, and I am looking for album artwork that inspires hope in the midst of sorrow.
I am uploading the backside that I had begun to create - I felt this was a nice concept, as the small group of trees in the midst of the storm that were together had a beam of light shining upon them, which spoke hope to me in the midst of sorrow.
I have also uploaded the original front album artwork. It wasn't that it was bad, but I don't have access to the original files, so I am seeking for a fresh start.
I don't yet have a concept for the cover of the CD itself, but I assume that we would use a derivative work from the front cover that would be designed.
The submissions do not have to mirror my ideas, but I hope my ideas convey the general concepts I want this album imagery to convey.
Here are links to listen to the tracks, if you want to get a feel for the general sounds of the album:
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/3eLoK14KkLI6TdNESueuaD
Target Market(s)
Country Music, Ages 25-55
Font styles to use
Other font styles liked:
- The font on the back imagery is Sveningsson. It doesn't have to be that font - just something that captures the spirit of the album.
Colors
Designer to choose colors to be used in the design.
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Requirements
Must have
- My name on the front of the album, as well as the album title.
- On the back, it must list the information provided in the picture I uploaded of what I was creating for the back of the album.
Nice to have
- I prefer fonts that encapture the spirit of the album concept. This album has many somber songs within it, so the fonts and the color patterns that are chosen should reflect a spirit of hope in the midst of suffering (or despair).
Should not have
- Happy imagery is obviously not a part of this project. I want it to retain a somber feel, yet still be appealing to the eye of any buyer.