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Many of you put down the design tools and pick up the musical instruments come week’s end. Many more spend work hours translating a band’s audible vibe into visual magic, from gig posters for Grammy winners to mix-tape homages to late greats. Illustrator and musician Scott Soeder works and plays out of Louisville, Kentucky. He says making merch for bands is a good gig for a designer.

“I am a big music fan, so it seems natural to work with bands creating art for products that end up on display at the Ye Old Merch Table,” Scott told Dribbble. “I enjoy finding a likeness with the characters of the members that I create and try to bring the personality of the person in the piece. Not to mention it is a blast drawing the instruments and again trying to bring some quirkiness and personality to them as well!”

Below, you can find Scott’s recent project for indie popsters Lake Street Dive, plus eight more magical, musical shots from the last six months.

  1. kate tempest brick building burning fire gig poster illustration kate tempest ladder music poster texture windows
  2. Casket Girls Tour Poster 2 adam hanson ahco casket girls design gig poster halloween illustration screen print texture typography women
  3. Butterfly Boy boy butterfly cartoon gig poster illustration poster retro vector vintage
  4. Laveau band design gold illustration laveau music rinker
  5. FICTIONIST Album Cover album album cover band clown white face paint fictionist photography rock and roll typography utah
  6. Cranial Album Cover album art brain catharsis collage color cover art cranium floral music overlay printmaking texture
  7. Sirens Big Band gig poster collage digital collage fish gig poster marine life mermaid music sea sirens big band
  8. Joan Jett Jump apparel band hand jett joan jump lettering punk rock t shirt tee trash

Row 1: Bailey Sullivan, Adam Hanson, Melody Rose. Row 2: Alex Rinker, Andrew Colin Beck, Tyler Hahn. Row 3: Green Peas for Breakfast, Brandon Rike.

Shot Blocks offer 9 shots sharing a theme, a product, a method … whatever catches our fancy. We’re open to suggestions; email stories@dribbble.com.

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