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Listen Up Africa article image: a black-and-white cut-out of a man with long locs lowering his sunglasses, on a teal African-pattern background with torn paper

Listen Up Africa was one of our first commercial projects.

The work focused on blogs about different artists and news about celebrities in Africa. For every article, we created a spiced-up image, along with a country or city cover for where the celebrity came from.

Client
Listen Up Africa
Focus
Artist blogs & celebrity news
What we did
Article images & location covers
Milestone
One of our first commercial projects

Chapter 1

City and country covers

Each cover places a story in the home of the celebrity it features.

Kenya cover: the Listen Up mark and the word Kenya over a pink-tinted city skyline Rwanda cover: the Listen Up mark and the word Rwanda over a purple and green aerial view of a city Tanzania cover: the Listen Up mark and the word Tanzania over a blue and green city skyline South Africa cover: the Listen Up mark and the words South Africa over a green aerial view of a coastal city and stadium

Chapter 2

Celebrity images

Black-and-white cut-outs, torn paper and bold African patterns give each article its own spiced-up image.

Article image: a smiling woman with long hair and drop earrings on a red patterned background Article image: a man with styled locs and layered necklaces on an orange patterned background Article image: a man in visor sunglasses and a vest decorated with cutlery on a green patterned background Article image: a man in round glasses with tied-up locs on a dark green background Article image: a man in sunglasses looking over his shoulder on a red patterned background with torn paper Article image: a man with long locs lowering his sunglasses on a teal patterned background

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