Paper collage including piece of 1950’s LP sleeve. The blue represents steady deep tones and orange dots represent ping ponging high notes.
Category: Record Album Art
Explorations
Title: Exploration of Atomic Soundscapes
Size: 8″x 10″ acrylic on canvas with piece cut from 1950’s Columbia record album cover.
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Hula Honey
Beautiful illustration & lettering on the back of Heavenly Hawaii record album.
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#MiniMasterpieceMonday
This week’s Mini Masterpiece is a collage of a dancing lady cut from a vintage record album cover and mounted on a black glitter background.
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Title: “In the Mood”
Size: 7″x5″
Acrylic paint on canvas board with vintage record cover piece.
Record Spotlight: Dave Brubeck Octet
🎹🎷Original Dave Brubeck 10″ LP. My copy has some damage, but still plays through. Cherry red 🔴 vinyl and album art is a vivid fascinating image. Don’t know anything about the 🎨 artist, comment if you know about him.
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This album was reissued on Record Store Day • 4/21/2012 • Originally released on Fantasy in 1952, this special exclusive Record Store reissue pressing faithfully reproduces the original 10” vinyl package right down to the red colored vinyl! Features legendary sidemen Bill Smith, Paul Desmond, David Van Kriedt, Dick Collins, Bob Collins, Ron Crotty, and Cal Tjader!
http://www.recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/5303
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Record Spotlight: Oscar Peterson at Carnegie
🎹 👏 A lovely illustrated Oscar Peterson 10″ record from 1946. Illustration by David Stone Martin.
