Yep, that's kind of funny. Fart, though, means speed in Swedish. This is a motor magazine from 1963 and the cover shows a Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, '63 in front of a Pan Am Boeing and of course in the car a couple of happy stewardesses.
The cover and the info came from motorman GrandPrix63! Pay him a visit.
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"He was in Dalarna and visited Mora-Nisse..."
Sekvenskonst: Tintin!
Via The Ephemerist
Dinosaurs and Robots: How To Make An Abstract Mobile
"From Popular Science Monthly, 1954"
Via Monoscope
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I just liked the look of this detail of a map of Regent's Park from 1859. Maps can be beautiful.
Found here via Things Magazine.
In his article "For the Record" about David Stone Martin in Today's Inspiration Leif Peng says "From my research on the net, it appears that DSM went on to create approximately 400 album covers!". I've posted before about that great article where you'll find some fine examples of David Stone Martin's album cover art.
Peng has also written other articles on Stone Martin making it clear that though being a very productive album cover artist Stone Martin was not only that.
- Today's Inspiration: The Art of the Inked Line: DMS
- Today's Inspiration: David Stone Martin: Early Days
- Today's Inspiration: David Stone Martin: Modernism meets Traditionalism
- Today's Inspiration: David Stone Martin: "Bending a wire"
From Leif Peng's David Stone Martin Flickr set (slightly cropped)
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Below - a few other nice places to find his work, not only record covers:
- LP CoverLover's David Stone Martin category
- Birka Jazz shows a large collection of jazz covers by David Stone Martin
- Fox Music Company's Flickr: The Art of Jazz - David Stone Martin Record Cover Art
- ArtCyclopedia links to his Covers for Time Magazine and art work made during WW2
- Vinyl Culture Quarterly has more vinyl covers
- Dawger: DAVID STONE MARTIN
- Oscar Grillo Oscartoons: David Stone Martin (a few nice drawings and covers)
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"Popcards.fr has changed its address. We moved to http://popcardsfr.blogspot.com" says Poupi. So note this update or else she might shoot you.
Three and a half years ago I posted about Heaven & Earth and their record Refuge. I hardly know anything about about the group, however the names of the two singer/songwriters are Pat Gefell and Jo D. Andrews and the record is from 1973. How to describe the music? Folkpop I guess. I'll let the experts give it a go in the comments if they like. If someone has additional information about the group and record it is most welcome. Anyway, I think it's a great record. Have a go!
UPDATE: The show is over.
Sorry for the inconvenience but if you are truly interested mail me (martinklasch AT gmail DOT com) and I'll consider making an exception to that rule.
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I managed to find the following production data, in case it means something to you:
Swedish edition of "The Sheltering Sky". Cover by Olle Eksell, 1951.
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Olle Eksell, part 1 to...
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Book:
Olle Eksell: Swedish Graphic Designer (buy)
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Olle Eksell made this book cover in 1950.
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Olle Eksell, part 1 to...
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In 1948 Olle Eksell created this cover for a Swedish literary magazine called "utsikt". The style is very much like some you'll find in Alvin Lustig's works I think. I haven't found proof of it but could Eksell been a student of Lustig's? He studied in LA after the war and Lustig taught there at the time...
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Related posts:
Olle Eksell, part 1
Alvin Lustig
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Book:
Olle Eksell: Swedish Graphic Designer (buy)
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"Slussen ("the lock" in Swedish) is an area of central Stockholm, named after the locks between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea, in Sweden."
Stureplan, Stockholm by Olle Eksell 1939
The royal Castle in Stockholm by Olle Eksell 1939
A short bio:
Olle Eksell: a diverse career
Book:
Olle Eksell: Swedish Graphic Designer (buy)
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"...designed and illustrated by the German couple Sigrid and Hans Lammle. These illustrations were for a calendar published in 1957."
Grain edit: Sigrid + Hans Lammle
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Swamp-thing/man/monster... Correction: "The Mud Eater"
Criaturas featured in the blog El Predicador Malvado
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UPDATE: "This trading card, "The mud eater", is from a 1984 Spanish collection named Otros Mundos (Other Worlds )..." continue
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Related post:
Trading cards: Monstruos Diabolicos
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