Showing posts with label found. Show all posts
Showing posts with label found. Show all posts

Monday, March 1, 2010

Found : Massive Attack

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I immediately liked the cover for the new Massive Attack album “Heligoland” when I first saw it. Turns out they were done by Robert 3D Del Naja himself together with the Tom Hingston Studio. (actually, all cover artwork since “No Protection” were done by these two. I didn’t know that…You learn something every day, don’t you?)Magical Snap - 2010.03.01 22.18 - 001

What I didn’t like is the fact that the album can be bought in 4 different colors. Yes, the exact same album, but with a different color combination for the cover art. Is it just me or is this silly? I remember they did stuff like that with Batman comic books, back when I used to read those. (Ah, the good old days…)

More silliness? Apparently, Transport for London banned ads for the album from the London underground because it resembled “street art” too much and they do not want to encourage street art. No sir. Thank you sir. Sigh.

 

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Want to see more? They have an artwork blog, you can visit or you could check out the site of the Tom Hingston Studio and you can find all kinds of information on Massive Attack and some videos here.

Have fun.

What? The music? Nah… Didn’t like it. Did you?

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Sunday, February 21, 2010

Found: Coltrane – Giant Steps

I was doing some research for a jazz story I’m writing for a friend of mine (Hi, P!) and found  this nice little animated video for John Coltrane’s “Giant Steps”. It of course has nothing to do with the story I’m supposed to be writing and which needs to be finished in…oh, what, a week or so ? Ahum, better get a move on then…

Damned internet.

 

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Friday, January 22, 2010

Found: “Antwerpse Kleppers”

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Sometimes you just find stuff, without knowing much more about it. I have no idea who designed this poster for a theater festival, but I really liked the typography which points to the work of poet Paul van Ostaijen and his “rhythmic typography”.

Maybe that’s something for a future post.

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