Recipe for a Record Cover: Milk and Sunflower Yellow Clothes Dye

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Daniel Britton is a musician and designer. When he contacted us about one of his recent projects, I thought it was more than rad and wanted to feature it on ADAPT.

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Using a relatively simple process, that at first glance looks more like a weird cake bake recipe, Britton created an insightful image to use as the cover for Dax J’s Sephora Mix record. Check out the process in photos below:

Three pints of milk a gardening tray, sunflower yellow clothes dye and a hair dryer...
Three pints of milk a gardening tray, sunflower yellow clothes dye and a hair dryer…
Then mix...
Then mix…
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Lighting adds another important element and creates depth in the final image...
Lighting adds another important element and creates depth in the final image…
Add some rad effects with the hair dryer...
Add some rad effects with the hair dryer…
Capture effects with SLR...
Capture effects with SLR…
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10 minutes in the oven (actually no time in the oven) and you have one simple yet awesome record cover.
Ten minutes in the oven (actually no time in the oven) and you have one simple yet awesome record cover.

All photos from Daniel Britton – check out his website at www.danielbritton.info for more.

 

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