...in this retro-eighties-high-tech-but-somehow-still-charming poster for Jose Gonzales by Nate Duval. The US gig posters scene just keeps giving and giving – if only promoters in the UK cared about design in this way.
You can buy it for the giveaway price of $25 in Nate’s shop where he’s also got tons of other great posters and art prints for sale.
Wednesday, 16 July 2008
The world is flat...
Cable reunion poster by Aaron Horkey
Aaron Horkey of Burlesque Design, Minnesota has created this amazingly detailed poster for American hardcore punk band Cable’s reunion tour. It also has the distinction of being the longest image I’ve ever posted. Spotted at OMG Posters.
Wednesday, 9 July 2008
LP Cover Lovers unearth car boot sale treasures
Matt and Tony are two guys based in New York who've spent the last 30 years collecting vinyl LPs and 45s with funny, quirky and unusual covers. Now they've decided to share their collection with the world at the LP Cover Lover blog.
Here are just some of the many gems they’ve revealed so far:
Soul Snaps drum breaks have been sampled by Ol’ Dirty Bastard and The Prodigy.
Health and safety was a big thing in the fifties
It meant something different in those days apparently...
Posted by Phil at 08:30 2 comments
Labels: design, graphics, humour, sleeve-art
The world’s first album cover
This, apparently is the world’s first album cover, designed for Columbia by then 23 year old designer Alex Steinweiss. Before this records were sold in generic sleeves. You can read the full story and see lots more images over at Udependent.
Posted by Phil at 08:03 0 comments
Labels: design, graphics, sleeve-art