Dan Ficker

ALT Album Art of Bleach's self-titled album - A grainy picture of a light brown couch sitting a red/pink wall, with a light on the ceiling above the frame of the photo. Printed in the glow of the light on the wall on top of the photo is the band's name in large, lowercase text in an orangish-red, with faint repeats of the text behind over and over in the wall backdrop.

ALT Album Art of John Mark McMillan's Economy album - A photo of a few abandoned-looking houses with an ocean and beach behind them, heavily colored pink throughout the whole photo. Around the edge is a large white border. Printed above the photo in the center is the artist's name in large white text, with a '/' on the next line, then the album title on another line below that.

ALT Album Art of Copeland's Eat, Sleep, Repeat album - A black-and-white painting of three people, maybe a father and mother along with a younger kid, though they all look a bit baby-faced. The woman and the youngster are sitting on some steps up to a porch, I think, with some bushes past the steps. The man is walking towards the steps in boots and holding some wood scraps, it seems. There's no printing about the band or album title, though the CD version did have a sticker that went over the top of the artwork that had this information originally.

ALT Album Art of Wes King's What Matters Most album - The main background is a golden orange color, kinda the color of old paper. There's handwriting on them, and in the bottom right there's also some musical notation. In the bottom left there's also a faint image of a home. Towards the top, on the left it has the artist's name in somewhat large black text, and then a hand-drawn golden yellow rectangle and three old photos reproduced with a golden hue inside the rectangle. The left has a man standing in front of an old car, the middle is two young kids, and the third a young woman in front of a house on suburban street. Below the photos it says in smaller black text the album title.

ALT Album Art of Mission House's My Eyes Are Open album - On a solid black background, written in white in a marker-like handwriting font is the album title in large text, with the band name in smaller text. Even smaller below that is the words 'Live - Acoustic' as well. In the bottom right is the Running Club Records shield with a bird logo, and a very small copyright text and the words 'live acoustic album from mission house' in an italics serif font.

ALT Album Art of Sigur Ros's ( ) album - On a white background, two large, rounded parentheses '( )' are taking up most of the space, and inside of these letters is some black-and-white art, though it's hard to determine exactly what is pictured. It is likely just some sort of natural textures taken from photographs layered on top of each other. Then printed in black at the bottom center is the band's name in a handwritten script.

ALT Album Art of Tunnel Rats's Tunnel Vision album - The main picture is a cartoon-style drawing of a blue rat wearing a gold crown holding a microphone and rapping. The background is a swirling tunnel that is a source of light behind the rat. At the top, there's a strip of white color and the album title is in black in a futuristic font. The band's name is printed in black in the bottom right, and to the left of it is small, black-and-white photos of the crew's members, with a filter that looks like analog TV scan lines.

ALT Album Art of Jon Foreman's The Wonderlands: Dawn EP - On what looks like rough, light brown paper with a coffee cup stain in the top right, there is a photo of a light blue sky with a with some potential clouds over a somewhat calm, wide body of light brown water. On the bottom edge, the image is worn out a bit, and there's a piece of clear tape on the bottom left of the image, affixing it to the paper. Above it, in the middle, it says 'The Wonderlands' in a smaller, light gray font, and 'Dawn' in a much larger black text. Below the photo, there's a handwritten, thin pen signature of Jon Foreman. There's also a thick black border around it.