Penguin designer David Pelham talks
Jun 1, 2007
Penguin designer David Pelham talks
Great lecture about some classic book designs.
Share this:
Posted in {books}, {design}, {noted}.
Tags: David Pelham.
Recent posts
Noted
- Hollywood’s Favourite Cowboy | Cormac McCarthy and The Road. (0)
- The best films never made | David Lean’s Nostromo? Michael Powell’s The Tempest? (2)
- American inferno | David Vann on the malign magnificence of Blood Meridian. (0)
Recent work
Psychedelic Wonderland
2010 calendar
Other work
Subscribe
- Content RSS—Straight to your reader
- Comments RSS—Add to the discussion
Stay updated via RSS.
3 comments or trackbacks
#1 posted by Nathalie
Jun 4th, 2007
Were you aware that Penguin is offering the possibility to make your own classic penguin covers (only on a limited set, mind you) ?
http://www.penguin.co.uk/static/cs/uk/0/minisites/mypenguin/index.html
#2 posted by John
Jun 4th, 2007
Yes, I mentioned that back in November when they announced it:
http://www.johncoulthart.com/feuilleton/2006/11/25/diy-aesthetics/
Nice to see there’s some more examples on their site now. I like the melting Penguin for one of the Dorian Gray covers.
#3 posted by Chris Webster
Nov 2nd, 2007
Dear David.Please look at my website,Hopefully you willremember
me.Recent work includes models of Gordon Brown to be
manufactured as lamps in Germany.Always on the lookout for new
& interesting projects.& a good art director.
Leave a comment for ‘Penguin designer David Pelham talks’