Vancouver-based Mexican graphic designer Luis Miguel Torres of Aviv Studio recently posted a slew of logos and cover art on his Behance Page that bring a whole new meaning to the term vibrant.
From Deadmau5 to Nero to Skrillex, Torres has done cover art for some of the world’s most celebrated electronic musicians and producers. The designs are bursting with so many clashing colors and sharp intersecting angles that even the most loud and brash 80s hair-metal and 90s hip hop cover art would seem tame by comparison.
The point of this graphic design is simple; each piece of cover art or poster design aims to convey the musicians and the music represented as big, swirling explosions of sound and movement that will get people dancing.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Vibrant Cover Art
- Designing cover art that uses clashing colors and sharp intersecting angles to create visually dynamic representations of musicians and their music.
- Explosive Graphic Design
- Creating graphic designs that convey sound and movement through big, swirling explosions of color and imagery.
- Energetic Music Visualization
- Developing visual representations of music that evoke a sense of energy and excitement.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Music Industry
- Opportunities for musicians and record labels to enhance their brand identity and create visually captivating album covers and promotional materials.
- Graphic Design Industry
- New demand for graphic designers skilled in creating dynamic and energetic visual representations for musicians and other creative industries.
- Nightclub Industry
- Innovative visuals to enhance the nightclub experience and create an immersive environment that amplifies the energy of the music.
