UF6 said the tour book would feature the 'Empire' album lyrics, artwork and rare images of the band.
Dean Barnett, creative director at UF6, said: "The band wanted a tour book that was going to be a more personal visual journey than their album campaign, so we decided to deconstruct Kasabian's visual history.
"Playing with memorabilia and backstage images, we created a DIY landscape evolving the original photography with scribes and hand-drawn geometrics to reflect the decadence and raw energy of the band."
UF6, based in London's Shoreditch, has previously created documentaries, art direction and TV production for a range of artists including Robbie Williams, Michael Jackson and duo Towers of London.
Kasabian's second album 'Empire' entered the UK charts at number one in August this year.
The band, who are avid supporters of Leicester City FC, have allowed a number of their songs to be used for football-related ad projects, including 'Pro Evolution Soccer 5', 'Fifa 2004' and recorded a cover version of David Bowie's 'Heroes' for ITV's coverage of the 2006 World Cup.
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