
Some Kind of Sunshine artwork for Trevor Menear album
Trevor Menear contacted me to do the artwork and design for his beautiful record, self-released in December of 2010. The title of the record, Some Kind Of Sunshine, inspired this illustration used on the final packaging design. [Listen to the album below]
Tagged: andy whorehall, dave decastris, Lomo, lora robertson, some kind of sunshine, trevor menear
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