"small world" is a rock album project by Andy Lund - the music written in hotel rooms, and recorded in studios around the world, with 18 different musicians. The project features 32 page illustrated liner notes, and a music video by Graham Smith.
Illustration:
David Gordon : Art director, illustrator and designer for movies: Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., A Bug’s Life, Cars-Robots, and Spongebob Squarepants. Animated commercials for Cheerios and Nike. He has written and illustrated many children’s books: Hansel and Diesel, The Three Little Rigs, The Ugly Truckling, and Smitten, Out of Picture I, and Out of Picture II, and, N.Y. Times best-selling series, Trucktown. www.illustrationranch.com
Andrea Cobb is a talented American illustrator living in North Carolina, who smudges the line between fine art and illustration. Get lost in her dazzlingly colorful vector built worlds, seen on the cover of Steve Vai’s “The Story of Light” album, in magazines, and on well designed products everywhere . Clients include: Chronicle Books, Toyota, Utne Reader, and Whole Foods. www.andreacobb.com
Daniel Baxter is an illustrator residing in Red Hook, New York. His goal is to create clever & witty solutions for every project. He provides creative content for a wide range of publications, books, ad campaigns, and more. Clients include the New York Times, Random House, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Chronicle Books, & Microsoft to name a few. www.danbaxter.blogspot.com
Dean MacAdam - Artist and father, living in San Diego, California creating branding and character designs for Purina, Hasbro and Burger King. Most recently, he created an interactive educational app experience that gained critical acclaim worldwide, winning the prestigious 2012 Apple Design award. www.deanmacadam.com
Graham Smith is an illustrator and designer creating imagery for brands, publications, advertising agencies and musicians. His expressive figure drawing appear in his book “Marks Vol. 1”, published by Xupuy. Clients: Blue Moon, Boston Globe, Hollis Brand Culture, Rolling Stone, Sony, Worth. “Collaborating with all these great artists and musicians is the best part about designing for the “small world” project.“ www.grahamsmithillustration.com
Jose Emroca Flores is an artist, illustrator and designer with a style that has crossed the genres of films, games, books, animations, galleries and advertising. Represented by Shannon Associates, Flores’s artwork can be seen in: EA, Vivendi Universal, Activision/Blizzard, Nike, DC shoes, FHM, Maxim, Spectrum, Computer Arts, Nintendo Power, and The Society of Illustrators. www.emroca.com
Photography / Video:
Graham Smith
Design:
Graham Smith
Music / Lyrics:
Words and Music by Andy Lund Copyright © 2014
“Flower Girl” written by Andy Lund & Michael Lille © 2014
Produced and Recorded by Anthony Gravino & Andy Lund
Recorded at The Drake, Chicago, Illinois. USA
& Goodwood Studios (West)
Mixed by Anthony Gravino at The Drake, Chicago IL.
Mastered by Jonathan Pines at Private Studios, Urbana, IL.
Andy Lund “We are all connected. There are strong powers that push and pull us down particular pathways. They initially draw us together and allow us to be re-connected. They are different for everyone. Maybe it’s faith, family, power, vision, or certain beliefs...for me it’s always been music.
Music has been, and continues to be the biggest connector. I am very lucky to have met so many beautiful people, and experienced so much while on the musical pathway. Thanks to everyone who contributed both directly and indirectly to the sounds and images on this project. As time goes on and paths are further explored, it becomes more obvious. Indeed; it is a small world.”
Music has been, and continues to be the biggest connector. I am very lucky to have met so many beautiful people, and experienced so much while on the musical pathway. Thanks to everyone who contributed both directly and indirectly to the sounds and images on this project. As time goes on and paths are further explored, it becomes more obvious. Indeed; it is a small world.”
A.J.L .
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