This re-release album cover art celebrates the tenth anniversary of Chinese Fountain by The Growlers, my favorite band. It retains the band’s signature art-centric approach to album covers, but offers a fresh twist. As with all of their previous covers, the design incorporates collaged or manipulated photographs rather than traditional graphic design, keeping the band's visual identity authentic. The vibrant, multi-colored artwork was chosen to reflect the wide range of colors The Growlers often use in their covers, making it both eye-catching and true to their style.

The Mandarin text at the bottom translates to "10 years," marking this special anniversary that also pays homage to the original artwork. The band, known for their alternative rock and “surf” sound that diverges from mainstream radio trends, has always favored unique, boundary-pushing visuals, and this cover is no exception. The palm trees featured in the artwork are a nod to the band's Southwest roots, with these distinctive elements appearing throughout their music and imagery.

“Chinese Fountain” The Growlers (2014)