Lunar Intruder - About The Artwork

Off To Nowhere [Single]; Credit: Hayley Smith

Outerworlds [EP]; Credit: Riley Hewitt

Solar Hangover [EP]; Credit: Anna Katherine Watson

Graceful [Single]; Credit: Frances Scrimgeour

Butterfly Effect [Single]; Credit: Matthew Earle

Suit Yourself [Single]; Credit: Matthew Earle

Angel [Single]; Credit: Riley Hewitt

Ready To Know [Single]; Credit: Riley Hewitt

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Riley Hewitt has done a spectacular job of bringing our music to life across the last three album artworks she has produced (Outerworlds, Ready to Know and Angel). We strongly believe in supporting other local artists, and you need only look above to recognise how much this adds to the overall value of the music. Each of the pieces produced by Riley was painted on canvas, incorporating the key psychedelic aspects of each body of music into the overall design. Each of these pieces are incredibly special to us and as such, Riley has truly become a member of the Lunar Intruder team.

Frances Scrimgeour has been a key part of our journey to date. She is an artist of many different talents, as you will notice from our press photos, as well as the album artwork for Graceful and Suit Yourself. Her unique perspective has produced some truly incredible artwork, and we have been lucky to have had her by our side right from day one. The artwork produced above is digital photographs, edited on photoshop to encompass the soundscape of each track.

Hayley Smith has produced the artworks for our most recent singles, Off To Nowhere and Light The Way, as well as the EP artwork for Moonlight. We believe that this image perfectly conveys the imagery of a summer road trip, complimenting the idea behind the song. Off To Nowhere was written as a reminder that we are all on our own individual paths and journeys, and that we may sometimes become lost along the way. Hayley has perfectly captured this idea in this artwork, and we look forward to working with her again eagerly.

Anna Katherine Watson worked with us in producing the album artwork for Solar Hangover, our debut EP. This release meant a lot to us, as it was our first attempt at making a large body of music, as well as finding our sound as a band. Unlike the rest of our artwork, this was produced and drawn digitally, which provides a stark contrast.

We consider ourselves lucky to have been surrounded by such talented artists, who played a big part in turning our dreams into reality.

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