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Dana Tamir
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Reimagining an album through physical design
Services
Rebranding design
Visual identity
Print materials
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Reimagining an album through physical design
An album you can hold, open and grow.
Created in collaboration with Lila Osipov, this project reimagines a Rami Fortis album through a complete physical rebranding, translating its atmosphere, imagery, and musical identity into a new visual language across multiple formats.
The project includes a vinyl record accompanied by an illustrated songbook, a cassette with a custom-designed brochure, and a large collector’s package featuring a planted terrarium. Together, the different elements extend the album beyond sound and turn it into a tactile, immersive experience.
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/Cover
The cover starts from the album’s title and its whispering giant: a one-eyed purple figure rising out of a burning, overgrown landscape, with a mushroom cloud, a volcano and a falling bomb behind him, and cherry blossoms still in bloom. A small red figure and a pale lizard climb the edges, and a thick border of vines turns the whole cover into a window onto the album’s world. The lettering is drawn by hand in the same rough line, so type and image read as one illustration.
Illustration · Hand lettering
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/Vinyl
The front and back of the LP. The back stays in the same world, with the tracklist written into the clouds.
LP cover · Back cover
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/Booklet
An illustrated songbook: every song gets its own spread, with the lyrics set inside the drawing. Stippled textures, flat colour and a slightly unsettling humour hold the album together.
Songbook · Illustration · Editorial
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/Packaging
Incubator: four boxes that build a living terrarium step by step. Each one holds a single layer (drainage stones, charcoal, soil, moss) with its own landscape, colour and instructions on the back.
Box series · Dielines · Terrarium kit
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/Launch
The collector’s package came together at the launch: the terrarium box, the Incubator set, the songbook and the cassette, laid out for people to open, touch and explore.
Collector’s box · Event
