By: Vandalo
The Mono Men record sleeve is my favorite in this set. The author, Art Chantry, is a master in graphic design. All of his work is done “the old way”, so no computers, no fonts, no graphic softwares....
View ArticleBy: Scott Allison
Nice collection/contrast. Thank you for the inspiration. You might also enjoy the work of Roland Clyne, he designed a fair number of interesting modernist LP covers for Smithsonian Folkways....
View ArticleBy: Gordon
We found our inspiration for this World Vision project from these same sources! http://www.freeformprogram.com/partners Great piece.
View ArticleBy: Patrick Barber
Wonderful piece, Yves. The imitators, as excellent as some of their work is, only make me realize just how brilliant and fully formed nearly all of Miles’ covers were. I’ve loved them since I...
View ArticleBy: Jaap
Great article. Regarding the videos, Madlib’s “Slim’s Return” will be of interest as it mimics various iconic Blue Note sleeves. It’s very appropriate given that it was from a record of...
View ArticleBy: Marcelo Donati
There’s a recent video, using and abusing of the Blue Note album covers, but, in a animated way! http://vimeo.com/4249739
View ArticleBy: Yves Peters
Marcelo, if you click the Blue Note Records tag at the bottom of the article you’ll find this post. ; )
View ArticleBy: Erik C.
Just stumbled on this page–fantastic!! Wondering if anyone could tell me the font used in the actual Blue Note logos–two of them specifically (for there are 3 or 4 design variations, I think). The...
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