Minimalist Copper Crack Sludge Metal EP Cover
A minimal, dark metal EP cover with a hairline copper crack opening into a glowing seam, a huge pale title and room for the artist and credits.
A square cover for a metal EP or heavy album, built to be read as a small phone thumbnail. Nearly the whole page is left as deep, empty black, with one hairline copper crack running down from the top edge that widens near the bottom into a single glowing seam crusted with green verdigris, the only light on the cover. A big, stark pale title in a heavy condensed sans sits low on the left, with a small artist name and release line above it and a short credit line below. The palette is shaft black, raw copper, verdigris and ash gray, and the mood is heavy, buried and grimly reverent. It suits sludge, doom and other slow, dark music, and the glowing seam could stand in for other single-image ideas.
