Ruisbestuiving (a word play on noise and crossover) is a Belgian radio show where two bands have just one day of time to compose a song together. The Ruisbestuiving 1 LP was released in 400 copies, and 100 people were asked to do a sleeve design.
For me, Ruisbestuiving 1 was an excuse to play around with Perlin noise (= ruis). This is an algorithm by Ken Perlin, originally developed in 1982 for the movie Tron. Perlin noise generates a harmonic series of random numbers. I translated these numbers into curves that converge to form the title of the album.
Thanks to Eline and Ingrid for helping me out with the printing.
Final result, front side:
And the back side, which I decided to keep simple, as a nice contrast with the front:
Tools
Processing & Perlin noise. Printed on vinyl.