by Jay Cornell | Mar 4, 2024
This one began as the cover of New Detective, March, 1947. I enjoy using the hard-boiled and melodramatic language of pulp cover blurbs to hype songs. A danceable song about romance and betrayal… how does it feel to imagine...
by Jay Cornell | Jan 6, 2024
#1209 uses a 1917 photo of the downed German Zeppelin L49. #1210 began with a photo by someone who wishes to remain anonymous. #1211 repurposes a vintage Soviet propaganda poster. Imagine that each one somehow evokes music you...
by Jay Cornell | Dec 8, 2023
#1206 and #1207 feel like classic New Wave to me, related to The Cure or The Psychedelic Furs, but perhaps with female vocals. I enjoy how Photoshop’s Extrude filter can transform photographs, making people both realistic and warm yet digitized and abstracted,...
by Jay Cornell | Sep 23, 2023
Two more using Ingrid Mono, using more layers and more muted colors. My typographic grid/concrete poetry style covers seem to have limited appeal, but I enjoy testing legibility limits and arranging letterforms and words in visual and logical patterns. Resonances,...
by Jay Cornell | Aug 6, 2023
1201 and 1202 use Erica Type. 1203 uses Ingrid...
