Identity is never simple, we all wear masks we've made for ourselves, and this album artwork for The Fratellis' single "Imposters" dives straight into that tension. I wanted the design to feel like a confrontation, hands reaching, grasping, pulling at masks of our own making, creating movement and ambiguity that mirrors the song's exploration of hidden identity. Every visual choice, from the striking contrasts to a deliberately unsettling color palette, was built to hold that same tension the track carries: curiosity laced with unease.

This piece is really about storytelling through symbolism, not illustration for its own sake. The goal was never just to make something visually bold, it was to translate a song's emotional core into a single, unforgettable image, one that makes a listener feel the theme before they even press play.