During the pandemic, spoken word artist MYNDSTATE discovered his creative calling. I had the opportunity to collaborate with him at Elvis Agency on the visual identity for his EP Four Walls.

Due to lockdown restrictions, MYNDSTATE wanted a typographic design approach that avoided traditional photoshoots. Our design team—myself and Flo—took this as a chance to experiment with bold, type-led visuals that reflected both the artist’s words and the EP’s concept.

Inspired by Spin Studio’s minimalist design philosophy, we built the artwork around the idea of confinement and space. A simple square motif symbolised a room, becoming the central device to frame and present MYNDSTATE’s lyrics in visually engaging layouts.

For the EP cover design, we used a clean sans-serif font, then warped and bent the letterforms to give the impression of type wrapping around corners. This subtle distortion added depth and reinforced the Four Walls theme while keeping the typography modern, versatile, and impactful.

This project showcases my passion for typographic graphic design, music artwork, and creative problem-solving under restrictions—transforming limitations into bold visual storytelling.