I initially started making the clearest blue album cover, using brusho to create interesting textures and shapes, not totally sure on what I wanted to produce but just testing and experimenting. So I scanned in this texture into photoshop and started trying to play around with colours and contrasts. Then, for some reason that I still don't understand, my laptop started to malfunction.
It created so many textures that I could then use! Although it did make me quite worried because I thought I had broken my laptop, it was actually an unexpected success. Because I had so much to work, it also saved me a lot of time, which made me very happy.
After looking through the textures I created, one of them jumped out to me that I thought might make a decent album cover for art school.
For one thing, it looks very abstract art, what I think other people think is all we do at art school. This being that we create weird abstract art that has some strange meaning that has something to do with the environment or social economics that surrounds us. It also reminds me of Mondrian:
I'm still a bit confused how I managed to produce this, but I like the meaning behind it. As I said, we art schoolers just produce abstract art and whack a deep 'meaning' behind it. But in all seriousness I actually think it works quite well. I also like how the nature of how I produced this album cover makes it totally unique and will never be able to be reproduced. Although, you could argue that I hadn't put much time into it like I have with my others.
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