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does it have one ???

has anyone noticed a theme coming through in record covers, flyer designs etc...

...d'n'b were real big on the whole 3d tech thing and breakz was kinda vector based block shapes

would anyone like to see a consistent design element come through or just keep it diverse and all over the show...

PS if people can post gig info can they please include link to a flyer as well, I fully dig flyer designs eh

chur

not a formaly consistent one, now. But it would be nice if the graphics in the scene got better! Short of decent type on Tempa releases and nice FWD flyers, i'm usually fairly repulsed. Sorry if this offends anyone personally.

I'd like to see some graphical exploration of the dubstep sound itself. Every time i'm at FWD, cained off me titties, i'll start thinking about how to graphically represent the pressure in that room and the layers of sound. Eventually i'll figure it out

the skull disco sleeve rocks.

yeah those skull disco ones are a crack up ...

...they look like they should be painted in fleuro on velvet

like the tempa minimalism and the vex'd cover is pretty phat, looks like a filtered shot from 'pirates of the caribbean"...

...like this too



uhh the grafik on the tshirt !!!

anyone know who the dubpolice models are ???

soerry forgot about the skull disco artwork. next level

dubstep already has its design aesthetic.

white background, black "sharpie" font.


I've always liked the Tempa label graphix and that simple, clean design.

I'm a bit of a fan of the US Dub War flyers - particularly the last one.

Gritty pixels and simple, dark backgrounds capture something for me - Vex'd stylee.

like our logo/avatar you mean kodama ???

fuck I'm shameless...heheh

dubmugga wrote:like our logo/avatar you mean kodama ???

Yes.

dubmugga wrote:fuck I'm shameless...heheh

Yes.

the dubpressure flyer was similar too

also shameless (letty designed it though)

i'm not sure if dubstep needs a cohesive aesthetic though

all this associated stuff is what dubstep has been blissfully free of

so far..

there's beauty in variety....

i also like tempa`s design but i dont feel any unique dubstep design at all. we should work it out by ourselves. for me dubstep is deep, dark, flowy, fragmented and tricky. the design have to show what is inside the box. regarding the cultural aspect, its raw and true urban. hmm, i think i`ll also try to do some pixels in the future for dubstep thingies..

I love the DMZ logo, flyers and record labels....reminds me of 2-Tone back in the day.

Not really, and niether should it, designers working alongside such a diverse form of music should be looking to represent that in thier work. Much of the artwork connectted with dubstep seems to lean towards simple and clean though but I'm not sure that was intentional in all cases,

[b]racket wrote:I love the DMZ logo, flyers and record labels....reminds me of 2-Tone back in the day.

yeah, i love them too... simple as fuck.

c0p wrote:i also like tempa`s design

me too ! Their website is a pure beauty ! Take a look at wallpapers and pics to download !

there's gonna be some unbelievably crazy artwork coming from hotflush next year...for a certain e.p im working on...artwork probably be worth more than the tunes itself!

dubstep should be pink and sparkly, with little bears and naked, oily men. It's so fucking gay.

surely the artwork for the scene should reflect the music itself, in its style and composition.
eg when its minimal its cleverly crafted but still quite stark.
but im liking the flyer so far, no shite fonts used it seems.

andythetwig wrote:

dubstep should be pink and sparkly, with little bears:P

that made me literally LOL.