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DESIGN + MUSIC We do all sorts of design work, but we're concentrating on music and publishing projects this year. We'll post cool projects that are worth your attention here. For highlights from last year's work, check out our 2008 Portfolio PDF on Issuu. If you'd like to know more about us or any of the work you see, email info@sidedown.com. |
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SILVERGIRL POSTCARD GOCCO screen-printed postcard for Silvergirl performance. (link)
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THEDIRTYFLOORS.COM Web site for the band Absinthe & The Dirty Floors. (link)
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CONCRETE Cover design for digital EP by Vivian Circle. (link)
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RUBICON Cover design for digital EP by Jeremy Simmons. (link)
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LAST NIGHT Cover design for digital EP by Hecabe Co-op. (link)
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DEGENRE SHIRT A promotional shirt for a music review webiste: degenre.com
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ART: RURITANIA 9-2 Three new digital giclee prints: Ruritania & Friends
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HEY QUARTERLY VOLUME THREE, ISSUE ONE Features work by Danny Glix, Henrik Victorin, Zachary Crabtree, and Joshua Wentz. 32 pages, full color, 8.5 x 11 stablebound zine. heyquarterly.com
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PODCAST VISUAL CARDS: RPMcast A graphic system for the introduction and episode information embedded in each episode of RPMcast. This scheme is for the "Off Season" weekly podcast.
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ALBUM ART: EQUILIBRIUM by MICHELANGELO A take on the organic and dualistic nature of the album, which is divided into two "sides", one featuring accoustic instruments, the other electric.
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ALBUM ART: THE DAMEN STOP by ABSINTHE & THE DIRTY FLOORS The band wanted something decidedly "Chicago".
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ALBUM ART: WHISPER TROOP by LEGATO RE The album, a four track experimental piece, recounts a tale of fantasy and adventure.
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ALBUM ART: OBVERSE by JOSHUA WENTZ A 32-page book accompanies the ecclecitc album, each 2-page spread containing a photorgraph that corresponds with a track on the disc.
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ALBUM ART: NOCTURNE by MICHELANGELO The album consists of two thirty-minute improvised didjeridoo pieces. The album art was created in the same fashion, improvised as the music played. The resultant illustrations were layered on a light table and then photographed.
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