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L.A.M.B : Violence of tha Lambz
Sccit:
--- Quote from: bouli77 on December 03, 2013, 05:04:38 PM ---it's a question of logic really, n.w.a.'s & b.o.b.'s graphic designers just didn't pay enough attention. the period means the letter is an initial, if there's a need for the first, there's a need for the last one, at least that's how i see it.
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naah, i'm pretty sure they leave the last period out by choice- it just looks cleaner....i think technically, it can be used both ways. theres no ruling on whether it's okay to omit the final period or not.. the periods are simply used to separate the letters. theres really no official need for a separation after the last letter, although it is the more common way to use acronyms.
Heinz:
It defies visual logic to place a dot at the end.
Look at the l.a.m.b logo and wou will see that the three dots between the letters creates a harmony, putting a dot at the end would ruin the balance.
More covers to come.
bad-n-fluenz supporter of the dangerous crew movement:
this was mine that i done months ago
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Heinz on December 02, 2013, 06:01:08 AM ---MC Sccit of supergroup L.A.M.B asked me to do the record cover for their upcoming album: Violence of tha Lambz.
I asked him what his budget was and what he was looking for.
His only requirements was that it would be something memorable, violent and surreal.
After some back and forth with ideas that didn't really work this is what the cover will look like.
It might have blown his budget but in my opinion he couldn't have gotten a better bang for his buck (no homo).
Hope you all like it and will go cop the album when it drops.
Peace from Dayton.
KKK
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Pretty sick Hienz...good work... I like how it seems as if there is some deeper, subliminal meaning behind the cover art. Would like to hear more about the concept.
Heinz:
--- Quote from: Infinite... Me Against The World on December 03, 2013, 11:21:36 PM ---
--- Quote from: Heinz on December 02, 2013, 06:01:08 AM ---MC Sccit of supergroup L.A.M.B asked me to do the record cover for their upcoming album: Violence of tha Lambz.
I asked him what his budget was and what he was looking for.
His only requirements was that it would be something memorable, violent and surreal.
After some back and forth with ideas that didn't really work this is what the cover will look like.
It might have blown his budget but in my opinion he couldn't have gotten a better bang for his buck (no homo).
Hope you all like it and will go cop the album when it drops.
Peace from Dayton.
KKK
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Pretty sick Hienz...good work... I like how it seems as if there is some deeper, subliminal meaning behind the cover art. Would like to hear more about the concept.
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I hate to tell people what to see but perhaps the composition needs some clarification since some are ignorant enough to call it gay and art pop (wtf is that?).
In the head there is a triangular shape pointing upwards to a black sphere above it. It is a symbol for masculinity/aggressiveness and the white color which is normally associated with purity takes the chinese role of the color representing grief at funerals. The strong black sphere is the higher soul being evil.
Together they symbolize aggressive murderous intent that inflicts grief and suffering.
In the lower part of the body there is a yellow geometric form.
Yellow represents caution and pervertion. To signify the perverted sexual nature of his lower self, underlined by a small black sphere on the left hand side (evil).
Violent psychopathic debauchery in effect.
The blue circle that holds the torso and the heart symbolize coldness.
The spirit is dead and have no empathy/sympathy left, underlining his psycho/sociopathic nature.
The large white triangle upside down represents the external world of his victims.
Again the white of grief and the triangle is feminine. The emotions and sufferings he deflicts.
Pointing to a red sphere signifying bloodshed and danger/fear as a foundation.
The purple/blue on the right means the path of calculated deception.
That's in short what my intentions with the composition was.
It is the best cover in this thread by far as it works on the sub-conscious mind in a subtle and clever way.
Unlike the other stuff that is just straightforward, unimaginative and quite dull.
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