Eric has worked in print design since 1991, even attending old-school press checks and requesting Chromalin keys back in the day. Now, he works through the digital print age with a history and experience with color reproduction which includes the era when the agency where he worked had a color print bureau in house and he was always busy trying to trick out what would fit through a commercial laser printer without breaking it.
The attention to detail with print carries through to the Day For Night Catalogue, which is an edition of 100 CDs/CD-Rs/DVD releases in commercial jewel casing, as well as the Bandcamp limited collection of 7″ EPs, all items from which are printed and manufactured (hand-assembled) on-site by the artist himself.
The commercial print portfolio of work by Eric Scott, where featured as Art Director includes:
CD | Download 1991 saw release of the first disc in the Day For Night imprint, introducing composer Eric Scott to new music circles with “3 Mains” (Day 001). A collection of fifteen suites and miniatures arranged for piano and ensemble, these recordings are constructed and emulated via lo-fi synthetics and samples in lieu of a proper […]
Immediately prior to launching a full-time career in 1998 as Creative Director with Day For Night, Eric Scott was Art Director with WorldWest Communications, and worked with recording industry clients Sony Music International and Zebra Records, to produce packaging design for some of their top artists. In 1995, Sony Music International, in association with Toto‘s representation Fitzgerald-Hartley, issued a […]
Work: BBC Motion Gallery Event Logic (book) Andy Lakey “Unencountered” (book) Andy Lakey “Angel Magic 108” (book)