Guerrilla Marketing Tactics: Album Art DIY Or Die Part 3 of 3

New DIY Guerrilla Marketing Samples

1️⃣ My splurge-ish tactic is to use Canva's free templates, change them, make copies, change them again, and save lots of time along the way. Free templates are awesome. Use them, be fast. First we see the free sample template below. The image circled in red in the original template I started with.

This is the first reinterpretation. It's close to the original color scheme and I would be fine with that, but I know how to make it match my blue stuff.

I've modified more and changed the hue again to match the blue color scheme of my current series of music (Unit 05). It could also be an album cover. Cover for a new hit sings called, "Fuck, I Guess I'm Lazy Too."

It could happen.

That dude looks weird. Most people don't like profanity in their advertisements. It's not angry, it's Guerrilla. I would buy all his music immediately.

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2️⃣ In the samples below the one on the left looks like the original template. It's twin on the right is Tetrahedroseph's corrections. It's altered to match the art for a new splurge album. No, the date isn't wrong. MORE new music is due for publishing this month. It's December already!!!

I think I'm tired of those dots in the upper right of each image, but I'll let it stay for now.

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3️⃣ Beware of free templates that contain NOT Free images. For this batch, I searched for Novels for some fun templates to use. It's scribbled out because I don't have Canva's permission to use the gun that was in the template. It was not free.

I like the layout of it. They have other gun images to use for free. We don't need that gun. I found these gun related images instead. I don't need to keep the gun images approach. To me it's fun to play-around while staying within their original design.

I found some different and free "guns" to use. Once again, that was a free novel template. Those look incomplete. The landing site is missing. I need to add a band camp link in there, but like the tradition of "splurging" prefers, I'll get back to it.

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4️⃣ The next image shows the original templates on top and the new works in progress below. Make a few changes and save it for later is a new strategy I like.

Those two got cropped funny for this post. I have better versions and I plan to fix those a a little more. Who is "andrei?" I hope they have taco catering at the party.

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5️⃣ I can not locate the original template for these next two samples. Here are Tetrahedroseph's corrections.

That makes me dizzy without 3D glasses.

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6️⃣ For my final example, I have three quickies. I created these fast real fast. My goal was to change as little as possible. Fist take a look at the original three templates.

Next we can see the quick edits I made to convert them into Tetrahedroseph images.

Number 3 needs lots of work. My eye hates the template's original layout also. I should not have called it done, but I think we get the point.

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This is the end of my "Guerrilla Marketing Tactics: Album Art DIY Or Die" series for now. Look for these images to appear on the various Tetrahedroseph social media platforms.

Yes, Tetrahedroseph is on many different social medial platforms. Yet, Steem platforms and bandcamp is where fans will find the most current information.

Steem is better. Tell yourself you figured it out on your own if your ego needs it. I don't care, just get on Steem and learn to synergies with me.

Next, we move on to posts about Tetrahdroseph's new SPLURGE music. Look forwards to a few posts featuring the music and album cover that our Steem community helped me chose.

Thanks for reading and supporting this series. Your support and trust are honored. I help fight spam and I share Steem content to the sad sad sad Steem-deficient social media platforms. It's not much, but my mom says I'm cool.

:)

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If you missed the previous posts in this series...

Click here to jump back to part 2: "Guerrilla Marketing Tactics: Album Art DIY Or Die Part 2" Part 2 featured more info about copying projects within Canva to create consistent and different imagery for your brand. Also, samples of Tetrahedroseph's "splurgeoholic" style/guerrilla marketing using Canva's free templates.

Click here to jump back to part 1: "Guerrilla Marketing Tactics: Album Art DIY Or Die Part 1" Part 1 featured info about using Canva to quickly formate and create artwork for your brand. Look forwards to Steem exclusive samples of Tetrahedroseph's splurgeoholic/guerrilla marketing style album covers.

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Have a prosperous new year.

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