2024
Six Feet Beneath the Moon is a redesign of King Krule’s debut album. I wanted to take the project in a different direction from the orginals illustration based design. I focused more on typography. I was inspired by the album’s darker themes of loneliness, isolation, depression, and grief, but also by the small hints of light that come through in the music. I wanted the design to feel raw, rough, and emotionally heavy without losing the atmosphere of the original album.
Role
For this project, I created a full visual system for the album redesign. I designed the front and back cover, interior foldout, vinyl records, lyric sheets, and physical mockups. I also brought the project into a digital space by creating Spotify mockups for mobile and laptop, along with a motion Spotify visual. My main focus was using typography, texture, and layout to reflect the mood of the album.
Outcome
The final redesign gives Six Feet Beneath the Moon a darker and more typography-focused identity. Instead of relying on illustration, I used rough type, texture, and contrast to capture the grungy and emotional feeling of the album. The project helped me explore how an album redesign can work across packaging, print, motion, and streaming platforms while still feeling cohesive and personal to the music.