Archive for the ‘Book Covers’ Category

Things Magazine Book Archive


June 29th, 2010

Things Magazine Book Archive
Things Magazine Book Archive
Things Magazine Book Archive
This book archive by Things Magazine is perhaps one of the best online book archives I’ve come across. These particular covers were pulled from the 1960’s archive.

Continue reading to see a bunch more covers.

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Book Cover Designspiration


May 5th, 2010

Book Cover Designspiration
Book Cover Designspiration
Book Cover Designspiration
The first cover’s color, imagery and typography is just gorgeous. I also really enjoy the piece by Anton Stankowski. Check out more of these on the flickr stream.

Images via Joe Kral/Swiss Legacy Flickr.

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Venture Magazine


February 19th, 2010

venture magazine
venture magazine
venture magazine
These images are of a 1960’s magazine called Venture. It’s a shame there really isn’t that much information about the magazine.

Via the Retro America Flickr pool

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Studio 8 At this Rate


January 17th, 2010

Studio 8 At this Rate
Studio 8 At this Rate
Studio 8 At this Rate
Studio 8 At this Rate
Studio 8 At this Rate
When mixed, large type and beautiful images always get me. This project by Studio 8 blends the two together to form a beautiful booklet. It’s aim is to raise awareness about the destruction of the Amazon rainforest. The booklet is made from only one sheet of FSC certified paper, folding out from the cover into a 12-page concertina, maximizing the sheet usage and minimizing waste.

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Brooklyn Modern


November 14th, 2009

Brooklyn Modern on Wanken.com
Brooklyn Modern on Wanken.com
Brooklyn Modern on Wanken.com
Brooklyn Modern on Wanken.com
Brooklyn Modern on Wanken.com

This project is a 224 page, 8 x 10 hardcover book focusing on a collection of residential buildings in Brooklyn, New York. It was done by Project Projects, a New York design studio.

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