Sheet music artwork

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Alexei Lyapunov and Lena Ehrlich are the two members of People Too, an illustrative team from Novosibirsk, Russia that draws elaborate scenes on pieces of sheet music. The colorful works capture both pastoral and urban landscapes, detailing vignettes of people fishing, dancing, and commuting. Musical notations from the songs are often incorporated into the illustrations—notes becoming steps,Continue reading "Colorful Everyday Scenes Illustrated on Vintage Sheet Music by ‘People Too’"

Silhouette of a sax player with a hat. The silhouette is made of vintage sheet music , and it is over a dark blue grunge background. - The Sax and The Hat

“Ballroom Dancing” is a piece of digital artwork inspired by music and dance, featuring the silhouette of a couple of ballroom dancers. The silhouette is made of vintage sheet music, and it is over a dark dramatic grunge background, reflecting the passion and intensity of the moment. - Ballroom Dancing

Silhouette of a group of 4 Jazz musicians. The silhouette is made of vintage sheet music. The band is over a burgundy grunge background with a velvety texture. - The Quartet

Amy of Amy’s Casablanca was immediately drawn to a piece of musical artwork she saw floating around Pinterest. When she finally found the source and saw the hefty $2000 price tag, it just motivated Amy to find a way to do it herself. With the help of the Staples copy lady, Amy created her own humongous 36”x48” piece of artwork that looks very similar to her inspiration and is a custom fit for her hallway.

Amy of Amy’s Casablanca was immediately drawn to a piece of musical artwork she saw floating around Pinterest. When she finally found the source and saw the hefty $2000 price tag, it just motivated Amy to find a way to do it herself. With the help of the Staples copy lady, Amy created her own humongous 36”x48” piece of artwork that looks very similar to her inspiration and is a custom fit for her hallway.

Lena Erlich and Alexey Liapunov construct dashing landscapes among the empty lines of music sheets.

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