Aconundrum
Album Art and Merch That Grew With the Band
Two album covers and a merch graphic that gave Aconundrum room to grow without losing the mark fans already knew.
- Client
- Aconundrum · FifthHouse project
- Type
- Album Art & Merch Design
- Deliverables
- Illustration, Graphic Design
- Credits
- Kashia SpaldingDesigner. Album artwork, merch illustration, and production file prep.
The Challenge:Two Moods, One Recognizable Band
Two releases were coming, each with its own mood, and the band already had a logo people recognized at shows. The work had to carry both records, stay unmistakably Aconundrum, and hold up at streaming thumbnail size, at poster scale, and on a shirt.
An established logo with real recognition to protect
Two releases with different moods
Artwork that had to read at thumbnail size and at full poster scale
Merch that could stand on its own at a show
The Work
Merch Graphics
A standalone graphic that gives the band something to sell beyond a logo tee, and works across shirts, stickers, and posters.
Graphic tee Sticker
Album Covers
Two covers, each tuned to its record's mood and built to sit alongside the band's existing mark. Prepped for streaming, social, and physical formats.
Album covers
The Results:Legit at Every Size
The band has a cohesive presence across streaming and at venues, and merch that sells on its own.
Client feedback
You seriously leveled us up. We've never looked more legit.
Quick Answers
Can New Album Art Work With an Existing Band Logo?
Yes. The approach here was a second visual register that extends the logo rather than competing with it, so the band keeps the recognition it already earned and each record gets artwork that matches its sound.
What Files Do You Get for Album Art?
Files formatted for streaming platforms, social, and print production, plus separations prepped for textile printing on merch.
Need Album Art Or Merch That Stands Out?
Send over the details and we will take it from there. The form takes a few minutes, and you can pick a time to talk.