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From:
Josh Davison
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robotosis
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Date:
Mon, 17 Jul 2000 22:34:22 -0500 (CDT)
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Re: [idm] OTP: IDM - intelligent design media
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the warp cd version of EP7 by autechre is high class in my HO also the lp of chiastic slide was very imaginitive at the time, especially the printing on the inside of the sleeve. sneaky! other artwork that comes immediately to mind (and i hate to seem like such a DR fanboy, but what the hell, they rule) Funkstorung's Additional Productions, Music is a Rotted One Note by Squarepusher, Niun Niggung by Mouse on Mars (Thrill Jockey version ... the Sonig one is great but I like the TJ artwork better) the studio that did Niun Niggung's artwork (www.icon-design.de) also did the last two Oval releases. i think their technique of mapping low-resolution bitmap textures onto high-resolution 3-d models reflects the techniques used in modern electronic music. hmm, also the Mauver 12" by Bola, and the Push Button Objects 12" on Skam with the wicked bad graffiti art on it josh -- String Theory : Digital Music for Humans http://www.enteract.com/~yoshi/index.cgi On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, robotosis wrote:
quoted 43 lines hi folks,> hi folks, > > i was recently reading through my email on another list when i > came across the topic of "best album covers". i know we've had some recent > conversations awhile ago about liner notes, lack of general content, etc > on album designs; but what's really piqueing my interest right now is who > out there do you think has produced some incredible digital artwork (or > non-digital if applicable) for any kind of album cover? > > a couple of no-brainers come up with FSOL's Lifeforms and Dead > Cities artwork. And Jarre's Oxygene LP has a nice design (in my opinion, > in fact its hanging on my wall, because i'm poor and can't afford proper > framed art) as well. > > i'm just curious, because as a sort of digital artist myself (i do > whats refered to as "ascii" or "ANSI" art heh), i'm into that kind of > thing. > > and as always, if you find this too off topic, feel free to ignore > it. i have the feeling there are probably a lot of you out there who would > enjoy this topic though. > > this message brought to you by > spinsane // www.acid.org :) > > /_____________ . > ............. /.:::. !wendy creamer! wcreamer@helios.acomp.usf.edu <-- > |:: ...... :....: // ______ :: /: > ::: ```` ,pqqqqq .,s%@s, "the greater the /// /::`/ : > ::` >$bs,, $$$$$$"` .d$P" """ .k obstacle, the more /____/___/ :: > :.d$$$$$P` '4$$$$b.$$$l +p%$$$k. glory in overcoming it." / __/\__: > | $$$$$b,pgg,d$$$P"`+$$$b,..d$$$P"` ___ ___- Molier _____// \o @ /: > |:.`"+S$$P"Q$$S+` :. `"+S$$S+"` .:` /__/ /_________________/ /_/\_\: > |||:+.... : `"` .:::::+,,.. .::::+,.. .....................::......| > |||>>this sig done by wendy's mack daddy, Spinsane of ACiD/RMRS/DPS<<:|| >  > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >
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