Arkitip has a new video interview with Peter Saville, the great Mancunian designer. It shows the mock-ups of Unknown Pleasures, the first Joy Division album, where the famous diagram of an image of a pulsar, taken from the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy, had originally been rendered as a three-dimensional model (see right). Moreover, the a couple of versions of the said model still exist.
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Tags: design, factory, factory records, Joy Division, Manchester, music, peter saville, unknown plesures
December 29, 2008 at 11:55 am
Glad that you liked my photograph enough to use it for your post. Nonetheless, I would have liked to have been informed beforehand. I gladly give permission for use my photos but I like to know where there being posted.
Anyhow, thanks for the credit and links.
On the Arkitip article: I suppose you know that there’s also the special Saville edition magazine available. If not, you can see it here .
Cheers,
japanese forms
December 29, 2008 at 11:57 am
Oops ! – where there being posted. – of course, i mean where THEY ARE being posted.
I hate making stupid mistakes like that.
jf