entries Tagged as [album covers]

Asbestos Press

‘It all started with a screen printing kit from an art store and a dingy asbestos filled basement’

I first ran into Laura Edmisten at a DIY thing a few years back. She had just started silkscreening notecards and other ephemera. Today she’s conquered the local band scene and expanding outward (her business, not her). She does super cool, limited run screened cards, notebooks, tote bags. And posters. With more to come.

Check out her Etsy store here. Website here. MySpace here.

The 25 worst album covers of all time


#15

The thing is, there’s some mainstream stuff on the list too. To peruse, simply jump over to Designer Daily.


#22


#2

Liz Phair: The album covers video

Find more videos like this on www.truveo.com.

 

The Modernist Editions: More album covers


Image via Sleevage

‘It’s basically a set of modernist re-workings of classic album covers, where the album title has been distilled into a simple little black and white pictogram which acts as the artwork. So far the collection has 25 hits and misses.’ - Heath Killen, Illumination Ink

See em here.

Hm. More Blue Note mining  . . .


Image via dvisible magazine

Graphic designer Reid Miles and the Blue Note label – incredible album cover design. Here’s a great article on Miles.

And here’s the Wu-Tang albums as Blue Note releases. Found via Twitter.com/Sandoer.

Also, below are more highlights of Miles work, a few slides from my History of Graphic Design course, sourced from the digest-sized book Blue Note: Album Cover Art  . . .