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OzWozEre · Post by **OzWozEre** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 5:56 pm

1. Goto http://cargocollective.com

2. Click "Cargo Gallery" link on the left

3. Brew some tea.

4. Spend a nice evening sipping tea and perusing art whilst making note of any art-direction that tickles your fancy and contact the artist/designer directly.

Cargo, is a very well respected portfolio service that many many professional creatives use -- forget stuff like "DeviantArt" shheesh

If you need more, I can give you more!

But that should be a good place to start and have some fun

Doc Brown · Post by **Doc Brown** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:03 pm

OzWozEre wrote:1. Goto http://cargocollective.com

2. Click "Cargo Gallery" link on the left

3. Brew some tea.

4. Spend a nice evening sipping tea and perusing art whilst making note of any art-direction that tickles your fancy and contact the artist/designer directly.

Cargo, is a very well respected portfolio service that many many professional creatives use -- forget stuff like "DeviantArt" shheesh

If you need more, I can give you more!

But that should be a good place to start and have some fun

You are truly the wizard of Oz! Thanks again bud. I am going to check it out.

ntom · Post by **ntom** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:31 pm

So far from what I have seen, it looks like you are having better luck than I did when I asked the same question.
But, what I wound up doing was contacting TONS of artists on Deviant Art (after flipping through their gallery and making sure they had the style and quality I wanted) and then would ask if they wouldn't mind doing the art for me. Now me and a wonderful lady have a great professional relationship and is now my artist. And it only too me about....100 artists that I contacted before finally finding her.

an-electric-heart · Post by **an-electric-heart** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:41 pm

I studied film and design and do my own:

http://anelectricheart.bandcamp.com/

I've kind of got this cartoonish style that I don't really stray from though.

OzWozEre · Post by **OzWozEre** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:49 pm

Doc Brown wrote:
OzWozEre wrote:1. Goto http://cargocollective.com

2. Click "Cargo Gallery" link on the left

3. Brew some tea.

4. Spend a nice evening sipping tea and perusing art whilst making note of any art-direction that tickles your fancy and contact the artist/designer directly.

Cargo, is a very well respected portfolio service that many many professional creatives use -- forget stuff like "DeviantArt" shheesh

If you need more, I can give you more!

But that should be a good place to start and have some fun

You are truly the wizard of Oz! Thanks again bud. I am going to check it out.

Your welcome brother

Doc Brown · Post by **Doc Brown** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:50 pm

ntom wrote:So far from what I have seen, it looks like you are having better luck than I did when I asked the same question.
But, what I wound up doing was contacting TONS of artists on Deviant Art (after flipping through their gallery and making sure they had the style and quality I wanted) and then would ask if they wouldn't mind doing the art for me. Now me and a wonderful lady have a great professional relationship and is now my artist. And it only too me about....100 artists that I contacted before finally finding her.

Thats awesome! Glad you found a winner.
Cheers.

Doc Brown · Post by **Doc Brown** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:53 pm

an-electric-heart wrote:I studied film and design and do my own:

http://anelectricheart.bandcamp.com/

I've kind of got this cartoonish style that I don't really stray from though.

Nice work!
I will go check out your site.

topaz · Post by **topaz** » Thu Mar 21, 2013 12:37 am

Any idea of prices , I need something for a digital release but also in standard cd format.

I have some ideas and was going to DIY but would be interested in prices

for the 2nd complete cycle album

Cheers
Topaz

ntom · Post by **ntom** » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:07 am

It all the depends on the artist. If you went my route, on my EP I paid $75 for the art and $150 for someone to get the blank CD cases, CD's, and paper - as well as do additional graphic work and put it all together.
For my full album - well, it's still in the works, so I can't say about the printing, but because I LOVED the work my graphic artist did the first time, I paid her $300 - but she also did the album art and all the CD-inlays + a few variations on the original art for merchandise.

music-artwork · Post by **music-artwork** » Sat Dec 28, 2019 12:31 pm

Hi. You can check out our new website music-artwork.com. There are hundreds of professional, great looking, ready-to-use artworks for all kinds of music. Every cover is unique.

Thank you
Helen

Album Artwork Needed