The land of Objectivity looks a little like where Q-bert lived.
Cover design by William Hollingshead.
Archive for July, 2010
“A theological essay on festivity and fantasy.†Whoa.
Though it’s clearly of its time, it’s still a tight design, and the total package is quite well done. Jacket design by Gretchen Rosengren.
Below: This is not some bit of RGB trickery: the end pages are crazy dayglow—hurts the eyes.
A really beautiful, abstract composition. Jacket design by Jack Brodie.
An earlier Roy Kuhlman design. Damn. He needs his own category on this site…
This is one of my favorites. Unfortunately, no design credit.
The illustration style is classic 60s (signed “Light�), but what really caught my eye was the color palette.
Jacket design by Willi Baum.
Also interesting is this very subtle overprinting detail at the center.
There are at least 9 others in this series. And I probably would have bought them all if they’d had them.
Left, 1971. Right, 1967.
Cover design by Harold Pattek.
An early one by our pal Roy Kuhlman.
