I’ve been more interested in tension lately than refinement. A lot of contemporary design feels technically perfect but emotionally flat to me, so I started experimenting with visuals that feel slightly damaged, unresolved or uncomfortable instead. Not really trying to make them “ugly” more interested in whether instability itself can become part of the visual hierarchy
Been trying to move away from the “throw effects everywhere” approach that a lot of underground cover art falls into.
Most of these were made for small music projects or personal concepts.
I’m more interested in creating a specific emotional atmosphere than making everything look polished or commercial, but I’m still figuring out how far texture/glitch can go before the composition starts collapsing.
Curious which ones feel intentional vs which ones feel overworked.
me in the photos, logo by me too
trying to build a visual identity that feels loud, synthetic and a little bit nostalgic
Trying to mix brutal typography with overexposed body horror / fashion visuals.
Which one hits harder?
experimental poster series about corrosion, synthetic biology and self-destruction
trying to make visuals that feel like fake ads from a collapsing future
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