About me
My name is Denise Burt and I’m a graphic artist. I was born and raised in New Zealand and attended the Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland (1990–1993) where I studied photography. After art school, I spent six years living in London where I worked as a freelancer for a range of design and advertising agencies, designing everything from Viagra advertisements to Disney film posters.
I moved to Copenhagen in 2000 and since then I have been working as an independent graphic designer for mostly music clients both in Denmark and internationally. I design in many different media and formats, but creating artwork for recorded music has been the main part of my output. Since 2004, I’ve produced designs for over 400 CDs.
You can read about how I got into designing for contemporary classical music in the INTRODUCTION.
LINKS:
Interview with Denise Burt in Communication Arts
Denise Burt’s website
‘Seeing New Music’ covers on Pinterest
CREDITS:
A big thank you to all the composers and artists featured in these stories.
Thank you to all the generous individuals who make their images available through creative commons licenses – and also to the ever-growing number of institutions who are releasing their collections online and in the public domain.
Thank you to all the record labels I have worked with and whose releases are featured in Seeing New Music: Dacapo Records, Cantaloupe Music, Oberlin Music, Pinna Records, Ars Nova Records, Innova Recordings.
Special thanks to: Bugge Lützhøft, Anders Sune Berg, Jens Cornelius, Andrew Mellor, Sandra Ferguson, Eva Frese, Ebbe Stub Wittrup and Andreas Rønne Nielsen
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Photo by Sannie Nielsen