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Where The World Ends: Vinyl cover design summarises geographical, social and political isolation

If, like me, you're an avid collector of vinyl, you'll love this bright and colourful cover designed by Chiara Tomati for newly released album Where The World Ends by Indian Wells and producer Pietro Iannuzzi.

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Vinyl record sleeve and black vinyl for Where The World Ends by Indian Wells, featuring a silhouetted mountain on cream cover and colourful abstract illustration on inner sleeve designed by Chiara Tomati

Rome-based Tomati (aka Tomati Soup) is a designer and illustrator that is no stranger to working within the realms of cover art.

She explains: "Without the need for words, Where The World Ends describes physical and mental boundaries as well as their abolition. Geographical, social and political isolation. Mountains that limit the gaze but at the same time push to overcome them. It is about contrasts and mixes, about colours, cultures, cuts. And suddenly, it evokes the blackest black and the end of the world, or perhaps a hope for a new beginning.

"Thanks to Indian Wells and FoF Music for believing in me and giving me the chance to do what I like the most, thanks to Claudio Gallo and a special thanks also to Vincenzo De Maria for his contribution and kind support." Discover more on Behance.

All images courtesy of Chiara Tomati

Front and back cover of Indian Wells album Where The World Ends, designed by Chiara Tomati, showing colourful abstract shapes and a minimalist mountain line drawing
Two vinyl records for Where The World Ends by Indian Wells, featuring black sleeves with minimalist line-drawn labels on cream and black backgrounds
Vibrant abstract vinyl cover featuring swirling patterns in pink, yellow, blue and black with fluid organic shapes and contrasting monochrome sections designed by Chiara Tomati
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