To me this song is about an undeniable attraction to someone; this feeling is as if the gravity in the universe can't help but pull two people together to make a whole. I wanted to play with the idea that this type of love is fate, meant to be, or even divine. I thought the best way to show this was to create a poster with two colliding bodies in space.

I wanted the design and text to be clean and simple. In order to create dynamism, I made the mirroring asteroids swoop into the black frame off the white page into a diagonal head-on collision with each other. Likewise, the font fits in between the spaces between the asteroids in a diagonal way that trickles into each successive line as the lyrics are read. The font for the title and the body are the same in order to keep coherence and minimalism. The letters of the font are both sharp and perfectly curved-- the 'O's are perfectly circular in a way that resembles the asteroids' shape.

Originally, I chose the colors black, gold, and yellow, but upon seeing that the fluorescent yellow was too harsh, I changed the colliding planets into orange. Additionally, the orange is able to make the gold outlines standout more than the yellow would have. I used the black background to exaggerate the bright orange, gold outlines, and white text.

Riso printing in general was more complicated than anticipated, the machine stalled multiple times and refused to print the master several times. The machine printed imperfectly because it wasn't able to print the orange circles exactly into the negative white circle space. Although the machine is very finicky ultimately, I think the results turned out very crisp and as anticipated.