Biały stożek Ałaidu. („The white cone of Ałaidu“)
Cover by Janusz Stanny
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1961
Biały stożek Ałaidu. („The white cone of Ałaidu“)
Cover by Janusz Stanny
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1961
Really nice head depiction by Bruno Borges!
From a Series of 3 posters exploring minimalistic psychedelia.
Lots of eye depictions on cover designs by Wojciech Freudenreich for the book series Łowcy Sensacji published by Wydawnictwo Iskry.
Nice head depiction for the Italian book cover of ‘Brief history of the unconscious’ by Frank Tallis.
Published by Il Saggiatore.
Delegacja do czyśćca („Delegation to Purgatory“)
Cover by Wojciech Freudenreich
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1971
Erl-69 donosi („Erl-69 reports“)
Cover and illustrated by Zuzanna Lipińska
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1972
Sprawa zabójstwa („Homicide“)
Cover by Jerzy Treutler
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1973
Łamigłówki nie z tej Ziemi („Puzzles not from this Earth“)
Cover by Jan Bokiewicz
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1971
Ja w nerwowej sprawie („I am in a nervous matter”)
Cover by Wojciech Freudenreich
Published by Wydawnictwo Iskry in 1969
I have to say: It looks rather familiar inside this head – compared to the depictions in the Industriepalast! Technically slightly more advanced though…
Cover by David Pelham and Wolf Spoerl from 1972.
Nice robot depiction by the famous Dick Bruna for a novel from 1969.
Via Frizzifrizzi
Nice clockwork-like gears on this Fortune Magazine cover from 1932 by F.V.Carpenter.
Interesting face depiction by Mike Hinge.
Found on the great retro science collection by Atom.D.
Nice cover design by Aaron Fernandez aka Aaron the illustrator for teh Fench science magazine Usbek & Rica.
Thanks for sharing this, Paul!
Two nice vintage head depictions again…
I am not sure who made the first one…
…but the second book jacket was created by Victor Reinganum.
A wonderful 1984 book cover redesign by the Indian graphic designer Kawal Oberoi.
Wow! Via robot:mafia
HEAD INSTRUCTOR is an anamorphic sculpture made of 144 hand-painted glass strips.
The piece is placed on a rotating platform through which four fragmented images assemble every 90° turn. The glass strips are stuck into a wooden base with laser cut slits.
All fragments of the images were painted separately on each strip with the same colors used for traditional stained glass windows. The rotating top part of the piece is 61*74*61 cm.
Video and scoring: Thomas Medicus • Camera: Marvin Smith.
…and more from Ben Jones: Great illustrations for The Lancet magazine!
Nicely animated GIF by Jesse R. Lucas to promote a mini comic book project.
Introduction to electronics. The book to the TV series of the same name.
Published by Jean Pütz, 1971. Cover design by R. & R. Triltsch, Köln
No, not Man as Industrial Palace… but a chicken! From the 1930s. Via Shorpy!
“The hen with the mechanical internal organs surprised visitors at the World’s Poultry Congress in London by giving a brief lecture on how she utilized her food to make eggs. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.”
Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative.
Last year, while attending the Torino Graphic Days, the designer Ginette Caron presented this nice arrow-based poster during her lecture:
“My poster relates about the phenomenon of migration when men and women escaping from war and misery keep wandering through different countries in search of a place where to settle down.”
More here including an animated version.
What a nice piece by Dadu Shin for the New York Times.
Via 50 Watts
Simple, yet very effective: A nice piece by French designer Gérard Paris-Clavel.
Piéton de la ville, 2001
Via 50 Watts
..and this eye illustration by Sonia Diaz & Gabriel Martínez for the International Reggae Poster Contest is obviously interesting for me as well:
Pictograms once again, this time by the artist duo Sonia Diaz & Gabriel Martínez.
Found on the plakat-sozial internet platform who have set themselves the goal of using the medium of poster art to draw attention to the social problems in society, whilst at the same time promoting visual culture.
… and I quite like this selfie depiction by the same artists as well:
Two wonderful head depictions by Theo Payne. Have a look at his site for much more of his wonderful illustrated artwork!
Take Care of your Head
A couple of images about keeping your mind in a good state.
Libri Belli – Always judge a book by its cover
A collaborative project initiated by Libri Belli.
Idea: Libri Belli (Instagram)
Animation: Henning M. Lederer
Music: Pontus Berghe
…and of course I am a really big fan of her new logo! This great eye design was created by the Milan-based PopEye Studio.
What a great head depiction!
This is a nice present from Libri Belli – as we worked together on a new collaborative piece over the last weeks. Have a look at her Instagram page for lots of wonderful Italian vintage book designs!
The Flickr-collection of Krystian Kujda is amazing – including lots of old magazine and book illustrations. Have a look!
…and this is just one nice cover page:
Jowisz – odbiornik telewizji kolorowej
praca zbiorowa pod kierunkiem mgr. inż. Janusza Podobasa i inż Jerzego Kani
Cover art by Celina Staniszewska
Wydawnictwa Komunikacji i Łączności, Warszawa, 1981 r.
The traditional Christmas greeting for the upcoming holidays.
Again with a very powerful soundtrack by Marius!
All the best for the new year…
Animation: Henning M. Lederer /// http://www.led-r-r.net
Music: Marius André /// http://www.marius-andre.de
A nice cover from 1973 for MIT Press, found by Julian Montague in the 2017 book Muriel Cooper. Via montagueprojects!
Great book cover by Martin Stesko for 1984 by George Orwell.
This is amazing! The Real Time series are 12-hour films of performances indicating the time – by Maarten Baas. This clock was launched in July 2016 at the Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam.
A nice, more recent book cover design found at the wonderful Book Cover Archive!
Book Info: Cunning Plans
Author: Warren Ellis
Designer: Roger Strunk
Even More Covers – A series of 66 animated vintage book graphics
A third (!) part of the popular series based again on the question:
How would these great book covers from the past look like when set in motion?
Animation: Henning M. Lederer
Music: Tilman Grundig
Sources:
Julian Montague Project
boringbooksexcellentcovers
Alexis Orloff
Nicely animated GIF by Ellen Porteus. Check out her website… as there is so much more to explore!
“New York Times commissioned me to create an animated illustration to go alongside their article about internet privacy.”
A good follow-up to the previous post.
Nice and stylised book cover found on the great collection of Julian Montague.
Chain Smokers… what a nice illustration by my colleague Robert Samuel Hanson. Check out his updated website for more.
“Let it all out” – A great head depiction by James Joyce for a campaign for MindFull – Support and counseling for teenagers in 2013.
Thanks, Paul, for sharing.
Cover design for a brochure about right-wing extremism in the area of Jena, Germany. Published by the Jugend,- Aktions- und Projektwerkstatt Jena.
Design: Feuer&Flamme
Great body depictions by the The Project Twins.
Have a look at their website for more powerful illustrations!
Evolve Yourself
ARM Internal Magazine
Medical Marijuana
Fast Company
Analytical Vs Insightful Thinking
Wired Magazine
Great eye depictions by Jason Munn.
Part of the SFMOMA Artist Series.
Nicely illustrated heads… this time by the talented illustrator Marina Munn from her series of images she created for the Folio Society Competition based on the theme “brave new world” by Aldous Huxley.
A funny head depiction for a change…
By Tony Palladino, 1968.
As I am currently looking into vintage book covers again, I found this nice one on Alexis Orloff’s Flickr collection.
Brewster Ghiselin: The Creative Process
A mentor Book – New York, 1952
Interesting cover design for the Polish edition of Yevgeny Zamyatin’s My (We), published in Warsaw, 1985.
I don’t know this book, but it is compared the dystopian novels Brave New World and 1984.
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