It's different than my usual in that there's not even a hint at who anyone is or will be. This is the very first sketch that I sent to Logic for the Everybody cover art.

While just an album cover - just a tiny stamp that goes over the real shit everyone is here for, I'm not too cynical yet to admit it's still the most challenging & rewarding thing I've ever worked on & to be totally honest, I'm just genuinely excited to share that with everybody. Really, just like Bob, it's a hard first read – you've gotta dive deep. It's 6 months of research & work meant to be put under a microscope, it's meant to be seen at his shows, blown up big, viewed years later & still not know everything about it. It's a labyrinthine, complex, convoluted, & dense artwork, filled with a crazy backstory, hidden codes, easter eggs, symbolism, & foreshadowing for narratives he hasn't even shared yet.

Even when every little thing is carefully placed & researched, I just had to embrace it being a bit of a visual clusterfuck. Still, I wondered: would all of the inevitable months of effort be misplaced? Because really, no matter how big of an image it was, most people will consume the album art as a tiny thumbnail on a phone. It was a crazy request, but I knew I was in. I know it's the middle of the night, but this is a moment we'll remember. However much time it takes, whatever it takes, I'll give you what you need to make it happen. My friends, my wife, my family, my inspirations, my dogs, your dog, your girl, you, all races, colors, creeds, genders, sexual orientations. “Maybe not that many but this is IT dude. “130” he says with this giddy energy to his voice. Half asleep I go “doesn't that have like a 100 people in it?”. He says the name of a painting I only vaguely remembered from art history class, “The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese”. I know what the next album cover is gonna be”. Last summer I got a call from Bob (Logic).

Album wrapper