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Concepts v.3
Best viewed at full-size here [link]
UPDATE1:
I went in and re-did the main and DP logos, they are now fully functional vector images! Once, they were text, and while the overall shape is very similar to the reference text, there are a few minor modifications. Took an additional 2.5-3 hrs.
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:
Did it all in one session with a couple breaks...total of about 4.5 hours. The interface of this particular design is closely modelled after the work of machine56 [link] and schakalwal [link] , as well as style influences from humanIMPRINT (drum n bass record label, featuring Dieselboy) [link] and russoturisto [link] . All incredible artists, I am trying to learn the style as well-- often what I do is look to the influence pieces for reference and then go wild on my own piece.
Of course, the music behind this piece needs to be mentioned as well-- I started with Koop's "Waltz for Koop" looping in the background, then switched to a DnB mix from DFunk & Hyde's Funked Up Radio, and finally, one of my all-time favorite jungle duos, jazzstep pioneers LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad.
This deviation is a visual interpretation of aural stimuli.
Concepts v.3
Best viewed at full-size here [link]
UPDATE1:
I went in and re-did the main and DP logos, they are now fully functional vector images! Once, they were text, and while the overall shape is very similar to the reference text, there are a few minor modifications. Took an additional 2.5-3 hrs.
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:
Did it all in one session with a couple breaks...total of about 4.5 hours. The interface of this particular design is closely modelled after the work of machine56 [link] and schakalwal [link] , as well as style influences from humanIMPRINT (drum n bass record label, featuring Dieselboy) [link] and russoturisto [link] . All incredible artists, I am trying to learn the style as well-- often what I do is look to the influence pieces for reference and then go wild on my own piece.
Of course, the music behind this piece needs to be mentioned as well-- I started with Koop's "Waltz for Koop" looping in the background, then switched to a DnB mix from DFunk & Hyde's Funked Up Radio, and finally, one of my all-time favorite jungle duos, jazzstep pioneers LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad.
This deviation is a visual interpretation of aural stimuli.