Tiffany’s work is very conceptual and is inspired by contemporary art, which she is truly passionate about. She immerses herself in artful endeavors within photography, prop styling, product design and creative writing. Tiffany Harrison is a multifaceted creative who is skilled in visual storytelling. I’ve been collaborating with Republic Records and Sony Music on producing more album receipts for their artists, so stay tuned. What are some other upcoming projects and collaborations you’re excited about? I actually just recently purchased a receipt printer - I’m playing around with that idea and I’m so stoked. I’m an avid wearer of hoodies and crewnecks, so I’m working on developing those at the moment and I cannot wait to share them with my followers.

I am absolutely thinking of selling Album Receipts merch, posters and framed receipts in the near future. I also worked with Aminé on an album receipt to celebrate the release of his album Limbo, which was such an honor because I’m a huge fan of his.Ĭan we expect some Album Receipts merch in the future? It would be cool to have a tangible receipt to frame as artwork too.

I got to collaborate with LL Cool J on an album receipt to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Mama Said Knock You Out, which was insane because he’s such an icon. It’s honestly been such a dream to have been able to work with so many artists, producers and labels that I love. I also freaked out when SZA and Flume noticed me, because I am also a huge fan of their music.Ī post shared by ALBUM RECEIPTS us more about the collaborations that you’ve done with music labels and artists. It definitely has to be Ariana Grande’s shoutout, because she was one of the first artists to notice my Album Receipts account so early on, when I only had a few thousand followers. Many artists have given you shoutouts, but which one was your favorite? It usually ranges from an hour to sometimes three to five days, depending on how busy I am. How long does it typically take to create one receipt? But 100 percent of the album receipts that I make are ones that I personally love, and I also jam out to them while working on the receipt. It’s kind of a mix of doing albums that I’m really into at the moment, albums that are popularly requested by my followers, and albums that are requested by the music labels and artists that I work with. How do you choose which albums to feature? Frank Ocean also happens to be one of my all-time favorite artists. I also posted it on my Instagram the day that I hit 100,000 followers, which was really special. We worked on this one together and I felt like it was a full-circle moment, because it was his receipt that inspired me to launch this account in the first place. I think one of my favorite album receipts is the Blond by Frank Ocean one, because I collaborated with my friend Pepe who is the original creator of this album receipt concept.

It got to the point where I was on Photoshop and Illustrator like six to eight hours a day, and it quickly turned into a full-time job.Ī post shared by ALBUM RECEIPTS are your favorite album receipts you’ve done to date? I just felt like now that I had this platform on Instagram, I needed to create as many receipts as possible and fulfill as many album requests as I got when I had the chance. I was incredibly grateful that my account and work was getting the attention that it did, but I tend to overthink and be self-critical with things. What was your reaction to all that instant fame? Were you excited, overwhelmed? She gave me a shoutout on her Instagram and my account blew up so much that day, which was super exciting. I launched back in early May as a fun project to focus on while in quarantine, and I remember it was a few weeks later when Ariana Grande had noticed my work and the thank u, next album receipt that I made for her.

When did the Album Receipts concept begin going viral? Do you remember which receipt you posted that exponentially increased your following? It wasn’t until earlier this year, after doing a few non-creative marketing internships, that I realized I never really felt quite fulfilled with my major, and decided to switch into art direction. But even though art was a huge passion of mine, I never really considered pursuing anything creative as a career, because I felt like it was such an intimidating field to go into. Growing up, I was extremely fortunate in that my mom supported my creative endeavors and signed me up for intensive visual arts classes, where I would enter in a ton of art competitions for drawing and painting. I’ve always loved doing art and creative stuff. A post shared by ALBUM RECEIPTS ultimately inspired you to become immersed in art directing and creating in general?

Aesthetic album receipts