Deep crimson and electric blue hues dominate the design, creating a stark contrast that reflects the energy of the mix. The central focus is a stylized "Patoos Presents LCU MIX 2010" in a bold, graffiti-style font. The lettering incorporates drips, splatters, and overlapping layers, characteristic of authentic graffiti art. The "Patoos" portion is slightly larger and more prominent, possibly using a bubble-letter style with a 3D effect. "LCU MIX 2010" is written in a slightly smaller, but equally aggressive font, perhaps with a more angular and sharp style.

Surrounding the main text are various abstract graffiti elements. These include:

• Geometric shapes: Sharp, angular shapes in varying shades of crimson, blue, and black, creating a sense of depth and movement. Some shapes might be partially obscured by others, adding to the layered effect.
• Character elements: Stylized characters or symbols, possibly related to music or urban culture, are scattered throughout the design. These could be simple tags or more complex illustrations.
• Drips and splatters: Realistic-looking paint drips and splatters in both crimson and blue, extending from the main text and geometric shapes, adding to the dynamic feel.
• Background texture: A subtle, textured background in a dark grey or black provides contrast and allows the vibrant colors to pop. This texture might subtly mimic a brick wall or concrete surface.

The overall style aims for a raw, energetic, and authentic graffiti aesthetic. The color scheme is bold and impactful, while the composition is dynamic and visually engaging. The design avoids being overly cluttered, ensuring readability and visual clarity while maintaining the raw energy of graffiti art. The final product should feel both chaotic and controlled, reflecting the unpredictable yet expertly curated nature of a DJ mix.