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Design as virus #5: Gideon Glaser

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New York magazine, April 8, 1968. Design by Milton Glaser.

Part of an occasional series.

It’s probably only coincidence that the sleeve of the second High Llamas album resembles the cover of the first (?) issue of New York magazine. But many of the other High Llamas albums feature design elements borrowed from the Sixties and Seventies and the music on this one owes much to American music of the period, notably Pet Sounds-era Beach Boys.

New York magazine celebrated its fortieth anniversary this year. I tried my hand a couple of years ago at designing the magazine’s High Priority graphic for an online competition. I didn’t win but I did make the runners-up list (along with 120 others).

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Gideon Gaye by The High Llamas (1994). Art by Kevin Hopper, design by André & Brown, Tony Lyons.

Previously on { feuilleton }
Design as virus #4: Metamorphoses
Design as virus #3: the sincerest form of flattery
Design as virus #2: album covers
Design as virus #1: Victorian borders
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  1. #1 posted by Jahsonic

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    That cover is a gem. Love the crackedness of the old copy.

 


 

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