The creator directly addresses musician Noah Kahan, presenting the video as her application to design merchandise for his new album, 'The Great Divide.' She then walks through her creative process for four distinct design concepts: a nostalgic sketch based on the album cover, a typographic design using the outlines of Vermont and New Hampshire, a hand-drawn porch light graphic, and a design featuring the album's ladybug motif. After showcasing her digital drawing process, she presents polished mockups of t-shirts, hoodies, and a hat, and concludes with a strong call-to-action for her audience to tag the artist to help her get noticed.
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All my love to @noahkahanmusic !! When I moved from Boston to California, Noah’s music always reminded me of home, and helped me through some of the tougher times I’ve had. No matter what happens I had SO MUCH fun creating these designs, and am honestly just excited to listen to his new album on repeat from now on.
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Noah Khan, this is my application to design merch for your new album, The Great Divide. Worst of all, I had to do something with the album cover. The two kids running is just so nostalgic, and I wanted to sketch it out in this way that really makes it feel like a memory. I noticed that he had the states of Vermont and New Hampshire in the merch already, so I leaned into that with a more funky design. A porch light design just had to be done. I tried to go for the classic New England porch light for the drawing. These merch designs are intentionally imperfect and real, which I feel like embodies no only the music Noah creates, but also who he is as a worse, and I think that's why so many people love what he does. Lastly, I took the ladybug that seems to be a theme of this album rank created this cute shirt, perfect for summer in my humble opinion. Here's the merch I created. If you listen to Noah's music and like these designs, please tag him. Let's get him to notice this video and see what happens. This would be a dream come true for me. If you're still not convinced, Noah, you are my top artist, and I grew up in New England. I feel like those are important credentials to add. Thank you for your consideration, and for everybody who tags him down below.