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Music and design go hand in hand—that’s evident on Dribbble. We love seeing shots for concert posters, band merchandise, and album packaging. With the vinyl resurgence, designers have been sharing beautifully designed vinyl records and packaging. Jamie McCue recently designed album artwork for Silent Season, which included a Limited 12” blue vinyl record. Here’s what he had to say about the process:

“My process for designing a record is rooted in connecting with the emotion and vibe of the music itself. For me, going to a record shop buying a piece of vinyl, holding it, reading the liner notes, looking at the pictures, even the smell of the vinyl is all part of the process. Playing a record is a multi-sensory activity, so the touch and feel of the packaging and quality of the vinyl is as important as the music itself. Much like any design process it's about understanding the context of which the music will be played and listened in.”

Below, you can find Jamie’s most recent vinyl shot (center) and eight more musical shots from the last six months.

  1. Forenn / Vinyl clear collaboration design forenn merch packaging vinyl
  2. Constantly Falling album art cd cover landscape photo manipulation photography vinyl
  3. Silent Season Limited 12" record vinyl
  4. Eric Krasno – Waiting On Your Love (Single) album cover branding color design layout package packaging retro texture typography vintage vinyl
  5. Their Dreams are Dead But Ours Is The Golden Ghost album band design illustration music printing record screenprint vinyl
  6. Tame Impala 7" album album cover cover art music psychedelic record retro
  7. Jacques Higgling Retrospective (Record Packaging) graphic design print design typography

Top: Jenna Bresnahan, Zach McNair, Justin Myers. Center: Tina Martin, Jamie McCue, Charlie Robinson. Bottom: Greg Christman, Jason Arias, Thomas Wightman.

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