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Hi everyone,
 
A few very kind members on here have told me I should start my own thread with my cover arts, so here it is! I appreciate all of your kind comments and support since I started posting my COTCC cover concepts! <3
 
I've included below the COTCC concepts I've posted in the pre-release thread!
 
 


 

I think this album is taking its place as my absolute favourite from her once again! 

I think this one in particular does an amazing job of capturing what there is to love about BTD, Paradise, and UV, and actually foretells the levels of self-introspection, grace, and maturity that would follow in LFL, NFR, COTCC, and now BB. That timelessness narrative from Burnt Norton seems to be taking on a new meaning within the record now that we are almost 6 years down the line from it - Honeymoon as an album really summed up everything that Lana set out to do as an artist and remains transcendent of all timelines. 
 
And not to mention, the album really does sound like the French Riviera in the 60s and brings on so many themes that are intelligent and indulgent, all at once. Truly a perfect record that I think stands the test of time and is an underrated gem in her discography <3

Blue Jeans by Lana Del Rey x Wicked Game by Chris Isaak
 
Tulsa Jesus Freak by Lana Del Rey x I’m on Fire by Bruce Springsteen

1. The acoustic guitar she wrote her first song with at age 18
 
2. The purple wig from the Mermaid Motel video
 
3. A bouquet of her favourite flowers (roses, hydrangeas, daisies, etc.)
 
4. Gold jewellery 
 
5. The teal F1 pick up-truck from the BTD & LFL covers
 
6. One of her chunky square Mi-Pod vapes
 
7. Her typewriter

Blue Jeans by Lana Del Rey x Wicked Game by Chris Isaak
 
Tulsa Jesus Freak by Lana Del Rey x I’m on Fire by Bruce Springsteen

1. The acoustic guitar she wrote her first song with at age 18
 
2. The purple wig from the Mermaid Motel video
 
3. A bouquet of her favourite flowers (roses, hydrangeas, daisies, etc.)
 
4. Gold jewellery 
 
5. The teal F1 pick up-truck from the BTD & LFL covers
 
6. One of her chunky square Mi-Pod vapes
 
7. Her typewriter

1. The acoustic guitar she wrote her first song with at age 18
 
2. The purple wig from the Mermaid Motel video
 
3. A bouquet of her favourite flowers (roses, hydrangeas, daisies, etc.)
 
4. Gold jewellery 
 
5. The teal F1 pick up-truck from the BTD & LFL covers
 
6. One of her chunky square Mi-Pod vapes
 
7. Her typewriter

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

1. The acoustic guitar she wrote her first song with at age 18
 
2. The purple wig from the Mermaid Motel video
 
3. A bouquet of her favourite flowers (roses, hydrangeas, daisies, etc.)
 
4. Gold jewellery 
 
5. The teal F1 pick up-truck from the BTD & LFL covers
 
6. One of her chunky square Mi-Pod vapes
 
7. Her typewriter

A bit of progress on the Tropico full project... I'm calling it California Fires version in my head for now. I would love opinions please because I feel I'm completely overusing the main visual and so it's not interesting to look at  I want it to be perfect because it's going in my portfolio so all constructive criticism greatly appreciated please!
 
This is most but not all I have so far (BEWARE HUGE), I'll edit and make a thread when the full project is released... Damn!! I use this visual so much it's really bothering me. I also feel like I reuse the logo soooo much like on the clothes.

It's lacking:
_ the gif of the picture disc that's too heavy for imgur
_ the DVD, inside booklet, cover, back, dvd alone
_ the vinyl single, cover, back and sleeve
_ the box closed
_ the matchsticks alone
_ maybe some other things idk. A digipack? idk
 
Some things are 100% going to change such as the jewelcase back.
 
 

1. The acoustic guitar she wrote her first song with at age 18
 
2. The purple wig from the Mermaid Motel video
 
3. A bouquet of her favourite flowers (roses, hydrangeas, daisies, etc.)
 
4. Gold jewellery 
 
5. The teal F1 pick up-truck from the BTD & LFL covers
 
6. One of her chunky square Mi-Pod vapes
 
7. Her typewriter

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

Yesss I came here to say this. Honestly a treasure for Lana
 
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I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana.