Design That Listens
I believe that design is an invitation. It invites people
to think, to feel, and to belong. Even the smallest decisions matter.
I believe that design is an invitation. It invites people to think, to feel, and to belong. Even the smallest decisions matter.
Design That Listens
Design That Listens
I believe that design is an invitation. It invites people to think, to feel,
and to belong. Even the smallest decisions matter.
THE GOAL
Research into jazz covers and contemporary design informed the direction. Mood boards explored type, composition,
and visual tone. Concepts were sketched and refined through iteration.
Research into jazz covers and contemporary design informed the direction. Mood boards explored type, composition, and visual tone. Concepts were sketched and refined through iteration.
THE IDEA
The redesign reinterprets the album “Cotton Candy” through a soft, contemporary visual language. Pink and purple skies
create a dreamy atmosphere, while cursive typography reinforces a sense of lightness and fluidity. The composition balances
nostalgia with modern minimal
The redesign reinterprets the album “Cotton Candy” through a soft, contemporary visual language. Pink and purple skies create a dreamy atmosphere, while cursive typography reinforces a sense of lightness and fluidity.
The composition balances nostalgia with modern minimal
THE GOAL
THE IDEA
Research into jazz covers and contemporary
design informed the direction. Mood boards explored
type, composition, and visual tone. Concepts were
sketched and refined through iteration.
The redesign reinterprets the album “Cotton Candy”
through a soft, contemporary visual language.
Pink and purple skies create a dreamy atmosphere,
while cursive typography reinforces a sense of
lightness and fluidity. The composition balances
nostalgia with modern minimal
Working on this redesign developed a deeper understanding of how mood and typography shape musical identity.
It also strengthened the ability to translate atmosphere into visual form.
Working on this redesign developed a deeper
understanding of how mood and typography
shape musical identity. It also strengthened
the ability to translate atmosphere into
visual form.
Working on this redesign developed a deeper understanding of how mood and typography shape musical identity.
It also strengthened the ability to translate atmosphere into visual form.
The goal was to design a logo for the album. Several directions were exploredto find a form that felt simple, expressive,
and aligned with the overall visual tone. The cover also went through multiple iterations before reaching its final composition.
The goal was to design a logo for the album. Several directions were explored to find a form that felt simple, expressive, and aligned with the overall visual tone. The cover also went through multiple iterations before reaching its final composition.
The goal was to design a logo for the album.
Several directions were exploredto find a form
that felt simple, expressive, and aligned with
the overall visual tone. The cover also went
through multiple iterations before reaching its
final composition.
Soft pink and purple skies establish a reflective
atmosphere, while cursive typography reinforces
lightness and fluidity. Together, they create a gentle
and cohesive visual tone.
Soft pink and purple skies establish a reflective atmosphere, while cursive typography reinforces lightness and fluidity.
Together, they create a gentle and cohesive visual tone.
Soft pink and purple skies establish a reflective atmosphere, while cursive typography reinforces lightness and fluidity.
Together, they create a gentle and cohesive visual tone.
