Lovely book on the design of Sainsbury’s Own Label packaging from the 60s and 70s, curated by Jonny Trunk and designed & published by Fuel. Available now through the Fuel shop and coming to a bookstore near you soon.
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Amazing work from the tumblr of Volume 2a aka Australia designer Simon Bent.
I think we’ll be seeing more and more of these, this one is Star Wars meets Full Metal Jacket.
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Going through a couple of recently acquired Mediascene magazines today from the late 70’s and I was struck by how much more imaginatively designed the headers on some of the articles were. A lot of them riffed off of film or comic logo design of the age but were mini works of art in themselves. I’ve included various shots of comic logos from ads in the mags too.
The Complaints Department from Sculpture on Vimeo.
Beautiful new release by Sculpture – ‘Toad Blinker’ – on Dekorder
Sculpture “Toad Blinker” (Dekorder 058) by Dekorder
Sculpture “Elk Cloner” (Dekorder 058) by Dekorder
Blinker Device from Sculpture on Vimeo.
DK and I played an excellent party in Paris last weekend at a night called ‘Excuse my French’, great venue, people and awesome flyers too.
More from the same artist here
I suppose it had to happen sooner or later, better than the actual original posters too. By Olly Moss, riffing off the Olly Moss ideas of the original trilogy.
Traveling past London Bridge station today I spotted a huge banner of Olly Moss’ Resistance 3 design, two poster designs are below.
And here’s a great little trailer inspired by his designs too
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These are pretty old now but lovely nevertheless – classic Olly Moss designs for Star Trek plus newer ones for Source Code and Moon
Everyone’s favourite bounty hunter just gets reinvented endlessly…
Boba Fett by Riccardo Sabatini
Empire 30th poster by Danny Haas
‘Carbonite is Forever’ poster by Cliff Chiang
Steampunk Boba Fett by Bjorn Hurri
Baddest Bounty Hunters by Chris Bishop
Silent Boba Fett by Wade Schin.
Boba Fett by Dela Longfish
Everyone’s favourite bounty hunter just gets reinvented endlessly…
Boba Fett by Riccardo Sabatini
Empire 30th poster by Danny Haas
‘Carbonite is Forever’ poster by Cliff Chiang
Steampunk Boba Fett by Bjorn Hurri
Baddest Bounty Hunters by Chris Bishop
Silent Boba Fett by Wade Schin.
Boba Fett by Dela Longfish
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Remember the iconic artwork for the first Death Set record back in 2009? One of my favourite covers of the year and their new releases are high on the list for 2011 as well. Another blend of B&W collage with yellow and red, this time coming on like Richard Hamilton meeting Eduardo Paolozzi. Below are the album and singles, front and back, plus a tour poster I found featuring additional artwork. Buy ’em all here.
A couple of projects JG has been involved with recently have really caught my eye on the artwork front, both have a medical angle and lean on the black, white and red colour palette.
The first is Manorexia – ‘Dinoflagellate Blooms’, a double disc pack with X-rays and syringes. Click for larger versions. Buy it from JGT’s site here. It’s a double CD with regular and 5.1 surround sound version.
The second is a lovely 4 track 10″ under the name Hydrose Plus, a collaboration with Fred Bigot. The cover shows a face from a medical encyclopedia in profile but when you take the clear vinyl 10″ out of the sleeve you realise that the eyeball is printed on the label and fits perfectly into the eye socket on the front. Not only that but you also get an insert with the inside of the face cut away.
Buy it directly from the label here.
I found this in the Music & Video Exchange last summer, the packaging was intriguing enough for me to part with £1 for it. On closer inspection I noticed it was designed by Pete Fowler, I like the way he’s used the title as a springboard for the way it unfolds.
Having a hard drive clear out / clean up, things might get a little random this week…
