‘the story of the rise and fall of Black Horse Disco, a youth club set up in the centre of a large working-class estate in North London’
Knuckle Sandwich. Cover photographed by Red Saunders, a.k.a MC Redman. Powered by Gill Kayo. Details.
The Clash: What’s My Name
Found via The Pelican Blog
‘The Swiss firm boldly embraced the face’s strong character, making it the singular voice of the Schauspielhaus, a theatre in Zürich’
The work of Raffinerie – theatre branding using the oft-maligned Gill Kayo typeface.
Detailed article by Stephen Coles here.
These vintage Santas are just a tad older than me.
Them, with their cartoony script lettering, would grace the table every year – with or without the requisite salt, pepper, for which they were created. Made in Japan.
Below, track from the ultimate 1960s Christmas album.
Ray Conniff: Twelve Days of Christmas
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