C
Carlos
Guest
I know the music is most important, but as a 'side salad' to the 'main course', sleeve artwork has always been an interesting part of Smiths/Moz releases...
As a designer, I'd love to get everyones thought on this! What are some of your favorite Smiths/Moz sleeves & why?
Some of mine would have to be:
1. 'Shoplifters Of The World Unite' - wonderfully odd iconographic picture of the king, complete with awkward bowtie, bad haircut & spotty face!
2. 'Suedehead' - a very elegant image start to Mozzie's career. nice printing.
3. 'Hand In Glove' - great image graphically, & an appropriate compliment to the heavily sexual content of much of The Smiths' early work.
4. 'Our Frank' - always looked Shakespearean to me for some reason... like Moz playing Julius Caesar or something...
so many others!
As a designer, I'd love to get everyones thought on this! What are some of your favorite Smiths/Moz sleeves & why?
Some of mine would have to be:
1. 'Shoplifters Of The World Unite' - wonderfully odd iconographic picture of the king, complete with awkward bowtie, bad haircut & spotty face!
2. 'Suedehead' - a very elegant image start to Mozzie's career. nice printing.
3. 'Hand In Glove' - great image graphically, & an appropriate compliment to the heavily sexual content of much of The Smiths' early work.
4. 'Our Frank' - always looked Shakespearean to me for some reason... like Moz playing Julius Caesar or something...
so many others!