Cover artwork and animated visualizers for Felipe Sanches's single Será Que a Noite Vai Deixar de Brilhar? The song reflects on the pull of familiar memories and the uncertainty of what comes next. Drawing on the visual language of early PlayStation games, the project turns that nostalgia into a personal world of music and 3D imagery.

The approved cover pairs a handwritten CD with a worn jewel case. For the visualizers, I modeled a São Paulo street sign in Blender, giving it a low-resolution, PS1-inspired finish. The animation extends the project's nostalgic atmosphere into a vertical Spotify Canvas and a widescreen YouTube visualizer.

Approved single cover: a white CD handwritten with Felipe Sanches and the song title inside a worn jewel case.
Approved cover
Spotify Canvas

Visualizers

A familiar city detail becomes a quiet point of orientation between past and future. Modeled and animated in Blender, the street sign is treated with deliberately low-resolution textures and a restrained, game-like atmosphere. Vertical and widescreen versions carry the same visual world across Spotify and YouTube.

Listen to the single on Spotify

Cover explorations

Early studies explored the single as an imagined PS1 game, combining the Blender street-sign scene with typography inspired by game packaging. Different lettering, texture, and jewel-case treatments helped establish the nostalgic visual language. These are sketches and alternative directions, not the approved cover.

Early cover sketch with large white song-title lettering above a detailed street sign and rainy sky.
Early cover study
Blender study of the Consolação and Paulista street sign with a deliberately pixelated finish.
Street-sign study
PS1-inspired cover sketch using turquoise block lettering and a vertical Felipe Sanches game-case spine.
Typography exploration
Alternative PS1-style cover with purple and yellow lettering above the pixelated street-sign scene.
PS1 cover exploration
Unapproved jewel-case mockup containing the game-inspired lettering and street-sign cover concept.
Jewel-case exploration

Credits

Design Lucas Ramos

3D Modeling and Animation Lucas Ramos

Artist and Client Felipe Sanches