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When Titans…Collaborate: Malcolm Garrett + Peter Saville Sleeves [part 3]
[…continued from last post] The last post showed Garrett invited to one of Saville’s regular clients on a job that demanded the highest level of thought and accomplishment. The final example of graphic designers Malcolm Garrett and Peter Saville pairing … Continue reading
When Titans…Collaborate: Malcolm Garrett + Peter Saville Sleeves [part 2]
[…continued from last post] The last post examined a single that graphic designers Malcolm Garrett and Peter Saville had collaborated on together in 1981 for Duran Duran. Today we’ll examine a more substantial pairing of the two Mancunian designers who … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, Core Collection, Designed By Peter Saville, Record Review
Tagged 1983, Dazzle Ships, graphic design, Malcolm Garrett, OMD, Peter Saville
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When Titans…Collaborate: Malcolm Garrett + Peter Saville Sleeves [part 1]
Manchester was a hotbed of musical influence in the Post-Punk musical environment for sure, but if you’re a graphic designer [raises hand] it was even more influential from the same period. While there were titans of sleeve art prior to … Continue reading
Want List: Fac 461 Volume Catalogs Factory Record Design
Back in 2007 there was a coffee table book devoted to the complete design output of Factory Records called “Factory Records: The Complete Graphic Album,” as published by Thames + Hudson as compiled and written by Matthew Robertson. I put … Continue reading
Posted in Designed By Peter Saville, Want List
Tagged 2007, 2020, factory records, graphic design, Peter Saville
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Want List: Too Fast To Live Too Young To Die – Punk + Post-Punk Graphics 1976-1986
Last Friday I got notice from the best brains at Rocket 88 Books that they are currently prepping a deluxe numbered edition of Andrew Krivine’s book that cuts to the heart of this Monk’s twin obsessions; Post-Punk and graphic design! … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, Designed By Peter Saville, Want List
Tagged 2020, Book, graphic design, Malcolm Garrett, Rocket 88 books
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Vaughan Oliver: 1957-2019
I have sad news today for music lovers, but especially music-loving graphic designers. Today the first thing I noticed when catching up on the news was that famed graphic designer Vaughan Oliver had suddenly died yesterday at the far too … Continue reading
Posted in obituary, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 23 Envelope, 4AD, graphic design, v23, Vaughan Oliver
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REDUX: Designed By Peter Saville: The Many Faces Of “Rage In Eden”
November 1, 2010 I am a graphic designer. I knew I wanted to be one by the time that I was 10 or 11 years old. Every move I made from junior high onward was to further this goal. I … Continue reading