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Having a graphic artist do some of the creative imagery for your band is a great way to catch the eyes of listeners through social media, the internet and elsewhere. Our list of great graphic artists and designers can help boost your band's image and identity.

Graphic Artists

Infinitee Designs

Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
This site provides full Websites, web designs, book covers, CD jackets & T-shirts to 3D graphics, 2D illustration, Sci-fi, fantasy, psychedelic art, Internet Web art and graphics.

Irrational

This site provides creative solutions in website design and development, graphic design across all areas of print, corporate identity & branding.

Music Biz Academy

Services include art design for CD covers, press kits, web sites, posters, logos, and more at a fraction of the cost of most designers. ..

Shake & Howdy

Shake & Howdy artist services include creative services, custom web development, wordpress, social networks and online marketing.

"When creating your CD artwork, don't leave a blank space where the hole will be. It's rarely the same size as the hub or hole of the CD or DVD and the printers won't print there anyway."

"If the duplicator has a template available, use it. Artwork that is 100% ready to use helps your project complete smoothly."

"Duplication Tip - The spines are actually part of the tray card. Leaving them unattached or removing them will only cause the duplicator more work or worse yet they may get missed in printing."

"Duplication Tip - Make sure to include 1-2mm extra background (also called "bleed") around your artwork to avoid white space appearing next to where the cutter cuts."