First of all i want to say that this is not a real record from the band Black Flag, this is a tribute to punk rock. I have no relations to the band what so ever.

When i started collecting records i was fascinated how many prints you can fit in one package and how different they all can look. You have the record cover, the sleeves, the labels, and maybe a lyric book and a poster (sometimes even more).

I listen to music all the time, not just punk rock, but all kinds. I always wanted to do my own record and I had an idea for Black Flag, and this differs alot from all of their other records. One of the reasons i did a record is because that it is something i want to work with in the future, designing record covers.

The logo is is a black flag and probably the most iconic logo in punk music, you see it pretty much everywhere, i wanted to work with that. Raymond Pettibon is the man behind the black flag logotype.

When you open the record I want you to get the feeling that this is maybe what it felt like to be at a punk rock show back in the day. It's suppose to feel like chaos.

This whole project was made by me at my school Broby Grafiska and no mockups were used. 

I do not put any political values into this project, I just like the band.

Hope you like it! 

/ Mattias Bernodt

This is the whole crafting process where i show you how i did the collage. Picture number two is how it is printed on the UV-printer. Picture three and four is the Kongsbergs-table where you cut out the different prints. 

I opened up an old record i had at home and started to measure the different parts it helped me figure out how it was folded and cut. I haven't worked with packaging construction before but I learnt how to use artiosCAD.

The red lines are the crease lines (that's where you fold) and the white lines are cut lines.