Free Artist EPK Template for Affinity
by Simon Layfield
There's a pretty good chance that at some point as an artist you'll need an EPK - an Electronic Press Kit. Since you're here, that's probably now. Perhaps the need for one came about from enquiring about gigs, or festivals, or submitting your tracks to a playlist - either way you now need to put one together.
I was where you are now. Lucky for both of us I have some moderate-level design skills and regularly use Affinity for a broad range of graphics-related stuff.
So I've whitelabeled the EPK I made for my own band so others can either use it as it is, or as a starting point to do their own thing. Sometimes it's easier to start with a bunch of things in place than it is to stare at a blank canvas.
You can download the template here:
Affinity is 100% free, but does mean you have to register for a Canva account (Canva owns the Affinity software) by creating a username and password when you fire it up for the first time.
If you'd rather not use Affinity then feel free to import the pages of the EPK pdf in to your own software and bareback it by recreating the layout elements yourself. Sorry, you must go this road alone.