"We've Gone Too Far" Album Cover

Typography | Photo Collage For this project I designed two different vinyl album covers (one type-dominant, one image-dominant) for "we've gone too far" by Sarah Albu, a choral music piece for Pro Coro Canada's PIVOT program. Both covers draw from themes present in the piece, such as climate anxiety and tensions between humanity and technology, and from the discordant, fragmented voices and sounds scattered throughout the song.

The type-dominant cover leans into the idea of human voices being overtaken by technology. Using type as a texture, run-on lines of digital text overtake the background image of a cityscape. The text reads "Surely the technology must exist to save something of this world?”, a question that is repeatedly and anxiously asked by a voice in the song.

The image-dominant cover reflects the disappearance of human voices over the course of the song. I created a collage of fragmented cityscapes and concrete textures that evokes the different layers and voices heard throughout the piece.

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