I'm pleased to reveal the cover I designed for Voice of the Wild by Million Moons, the first single from their second full-length album.
The album is heavily inspired by Antarctic voyages of days gone by and tells the story of a doomed polar expedition. After digging deep into public archives, I found the remarkable photography of Frank Hurley (1885–1962), an adventurer and photographer present on those same missions.
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From the official press release:
“Herm the Younger created the album artwork, collaging archival photographs from Antarctic expeditions to create a haunting landscape that conveys the beauty and isolation these explorers encountered.”
The main album artwork and covers for all seven tracks will be released with the album on July 5th.
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The full case study is now live:
I May Be Some Time
Credits
Patron
Million Moons
Art Direction
Herm the Younger
Photography
Frank Hurley