paris texas / the ocean's Cover Art + Graphics

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12 hours ago, the ocean said:

 

honestly the Impact font looks kinda better... your mind (also made a white text version because why the hell not)

 

now she looks KUNT. Tysm 

[the ocean 67,601]

let's just pretend that didn't happen

Edited November 28, 2022 by the ocean
aged very poorly

[the ocean 67,601]

so k-pop girl group LOONA (one of my faves, they were also the group that got me into k-pop) are basically imploding or at least very much are on the road to imploding so i've been in my feelings revisiting their discography and stuff and i spent my entire night for about... 5-ish hours remaking most of their covers

extra context:

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basically in the beginning of their career they had a very minimalist type aesthetic (see below) and that minimalist aesthetic was replicated on the physical releases as well

then in mid 2017, they switched the digital artworks to a more contemporary, current streaming feel (see below) but the physical artworks kept the original minimalist aesthetic

and then in mid-2021 they basically throwing shit at the wall to see what would stick (and that was probably foreshadowing to what is happening now )

to get to the point, i remade all of their cover art in the style of the original aesthetic first shown (the first 5 look pretty identical to the digital artwork but they were redone from scratch)

 

here's a collage of all 25 covers i've made - i'll eventually upload them individually soon (and maybe upload more with that batch) but for now here's this

i took some creative liberties with the post-2020 ones because there wasn't really a physical album version to base it off of but i like how they turned out

[the ocean 67,601]

tweak of the TOB cover - used my personal favorite pic as the layout and i changed the text to the Better Version (TM)

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On 11/11/2022 at 2:37 AM, the ocean said:

 

shaking crying throwing up 

[the ocean 67,601]

reorganizing my lana stuff and i made some new cover art for the new stuff

the 239423904th cover i've made of sirens and hopefully the last one - i really like this one

cover for a miscellaneous unreleased compilation of 2012-2015 tracks i call "melancholia" (stuff that i don't feel fits with the designated paradise, ultraviolence & honeymoon outtakes)

and lastly the cover for my chemtrails & blue banisters rearranged album "rock candy sweet" (and also just a good cover for RCS in general)

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On 11/28/2022 at 1:53 AM, the ocean said:

so k-pop girl group LOONA (one of my faves, they were also the group that got me into k-pop) are basically imploding or at least very much are on the road to imploding so i've been in my feelings revisiting their discography and stuff and i spent my entire night for about... 5-ish hours remaking most of their covers

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basically in the beginning of their career they had a very minimalist type aesthetic (see below) and that minimalist aesthetic was replicated on the physical releases as well

then in mid 2017, they switched the digital artworks to a more contemporary, current streaming feel (see below) but the physical artworks kept the original minimalist aesthetic

and then in mid-2021 they basically throwing shit at the wall to see what would stick (and that was probably foreshadowing to what is happening now )

to get to the point, i remade all of their cover art in the style of the original aesthetic first shown (the first 5 look pretty identical to the digital artwork but they were redone from scratch)

 

here's a collage of all 25 covers i've made - i'll eventually upload them individually soon (and maybe upload more with that batch) but for now here's this

i took some creative liberties with the post-2020 ones because there wasn't really a physical album version to base it off of but i like how they turned out

these are everything esp the luminous one too bad its their literal worst release

[the ocean 67,601]

revised ocean boulevard cover