The beautiful multi-disciplined CD artwork by the Seattle-based Invisible Creature. Flip through their Selected Work section to see their amazingly wide spectrum of styles and themes.
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James White is a visual artist and designer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With 11 years of experience, James has worked on an array of personal art projects and with clients including Toyota, Nike, Google, VH1, Armada Skis, Wired Magazine etc. and has been featured in Computer Arts, Computer Arts Projects and Advanced Photoshop magazines.
All artwork on this site is ©2010 James White, unless stated otherwise. All rights reserved.
Thanks for this; I had seen that Mainstay album cover, and was wondering who had designed it. Good stuff here.
Nice find, James. It is kind of cool that visually these feel like a set, right down to color palette. That’s quite a feat to have a body of diverse work like that which still manages to fit the house style.
what a great find! thanks for sharing.
Jason, you’re right. As much as their work varies, it always has a distinct Creature flavor while not pigeon-holing themselves into one theme. An amazing feat.
A friend I worked with hired Invisible Creature to design the latest CD packaging for his band, The Contact. Creature really put time and care into every project they work on, returning beautiful proofs right out of the gate. Extremely pro with quality and timelines.
Glad to see you featuring Invisible Creature James. I have been following the Clark brothers designs since they were Asterik Studio and they are always amazing.
There life in your way stuff was amazing , one of them is the bad Demon Hunter
The Demonhunter logo is incredible. It’s a perfect example of “Less is More”. I mean, the Devil’s skull with a bullet hole?! Perfect!
I’ve always loved their work, been following them since their days as Asterik Studio. The Hawk Nelson packaging is fantastic with the included board game.
desde el sur de america saludos buenismo el blog!! y los invisible creature son parte indispensable en la inspiracion, rock, Dios y diseño la combinacion perfecta
Martin // Montevideo Uruguay
from south america greetings you blog is really cool! and the invisible creature are an indispensable part in the inspiration, rock, God and design the perfect combination
Martin / / Montevideo Uruguay
Gosh the CAPT IVA one makes me miss slummin’ it on hot days in the Clay St. fountian in PDX.
thanks for sharing.