Kuja

Music

This section brings together more projects, each built around a different band's world.

A weathered stone carving of a robed figure with flames rising from its head An orange poster with a flaming-eyed mask graphic, the 'Mother's Daughter' wordmark, and a tracklist Six black-and-white and orange illustrations of alien band members in Mother's Daughter's mythology, including a flute-playing skeleton and a boombox-headed creature Nine Mother's Daughter album cover and poster designs in varied styles and colors, all featuring the band's recurring creature motifs

Mother's Daughter started as album art and grew into a whole alternative universe: a band of aliens forced to play music together, whether they like it or not. Illustrations of the members, poster art and cover designs all build out one continuous, slightly deranged mythology around the group.

A tilted vinyl record sleeve with a goat-headed figure spray-painted in orange over a rocky landscape A tilted vinyl record sleeve with a masked black figure and a hairless dog against a pink gradient background

Album covers for Treska Jednoskvrná and Múry mají nárok na kremaci pulled straight from the mood of each record, strange, dreamlike creatures standing in for sound rather than illustrating any single lyric.

Six surreal creature illustrations on black, including a two-headed dog, a spiked sphere smoking a cigarette, and a figure in a blue puffer jacket holding an anchor

Illustrations for Vlasta's Burials project came from a much heavier place, a deeply personal record, and the art followed that weight rather than any outside concept.

A tall illustration sheet moving from wide-eyed monster drawings into a colorful skeletal knight riding a horse, banner in hand

Last, an accompanying illustration for Us Against The World Corporp: a skeletal rider on horseback, closer to an old woodcut or metal album cover than a band poster, standing in for the record's tone in a single image.