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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.Yeah I like that font - I mean, it feels like something I'd seen before, variations of the same idea, but it still gives a retrofuture...
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Bblissblogger reacted to william_kent's post in the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork with
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this could have been good the background is like one of @Clinamenic's tessellations and I like the space age font but the low... -
Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.Surprised by this because of the history of great looking Sonic Youth records. It's mainly the font really. The blurry color shapes are...
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.Ah, nice one. I like that Robert Beatty image up at the Wiki. David Rudnick rings a faint bell but it also sounds like the name of an...
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Bblissblogger reacted to version's post in the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork with Like.
Robert Beatty and David Rudnick are the only two that come mind. They've both done stuff for 0pn.
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Bblissblogger reacted to jenks's post in the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork with Like.
I was talking to someone about this. He was saying that record companies now want cover art to something identifiable as a thumbnail -...
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Bblissblogger reacted to version's post in the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork with Like.
You don't see many good book covers or film posters these days either.
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Bblissblogger reacted to pattycakes's post in the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork with Like.
This style is endemic. Kind of a mishmash of old gig poster/flyers with generic graffiti splodge, vague faded necklace (?) in the...
