12 Square Photos that Would Look Great as Your Band's Next Album Cover.
K. PraslowiczHi! I don't do as much text blogging as I used to, as most of my efforts have shifted towards video content. Please consider subscribing to my YouTube channel.
View The ChannelSo far in 2012 I’ve gotten two of my photos used as album covers under by belt. The first one was a commissioned photo for The Sparta Tapes by Gallus. They came to me with an idea of what they wanted, I went ahead and took some photos to fit that idea, all went well.
The second was different though. I was approached by the 4onthefloor needing a photo in a very short time frame. Almost too tight to go shoot something just for them and expect amazing results. Instead I presented some pieces from my back catalog and got a This piece is perfect! response. Beautiful, and far less stress.

Head rattled and the memory of William Eggleston’s 1,547 or so album covers moved back into immediate memory. Microstock has never sounded appealing to me, but utilizing images I’ve already taken that don’t really fit in elsewhere as album covers? That sounds like a win.
Your band’s next album cover
As a result, I dove further into my back catalog and dug up a bunch of images, many of which I’ve never even scanned before, and am offering them up for licensing for your band’s next album cover. Pretty cool huh? Just to show the potential a bit better, I’ve even went so far as using an album cover generating meme I came across a while back to put some fake band names & titles on them. No need to stick with my two-minute designs or anything. They’re just for fun.












Interested? I’m looking for a simple $100 + $0.05/pressing ($25 min) or so. Pretty cheap! Contact me and we’ll do business.
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