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7up Bubbles (1974)
In the dawning of the 70's, Robert Abel & Associates
(RA&A) brought to cinema a fresh aesthetic and innovative
graphism look: ex. "Star
Trek - The Motion Picture" (1979) and "Tron" (1982).
They also got into television
advertisements, as you can see in that "7Up Bubbles" campaign.
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Marie Severin, Pink Floyd and Dr. Strange
" There’s an image of Doctor Strange hidden on the cover of Pink Floyd’s second album, A Saucerful Of Secrets. The fragments come from a page of Strange Tales (1967) #158, illustrated by Marie Severin.
The album cover’s composition looks much more complete to me when these images are pulled forward. It makes me wonder if the record company was nervous about legal issues and the images were burned out at the last minute, resulting in the awkward-looking empty spaces.
Designer Storm Thorgerson would later go on to design some of the most iconic album art of all time, but this was the first one he ever did. With the pop art movement in full swing, it’s possible he didn’t understand the difference between this and what Lichtenstein was doing.
(To be fair, there wasn’t actually much of a difference; they were both reproducing comic art without crediting the original artist. But in art circles, it was the act of reproducing comic panels at such a large size that magically transformed it into “high art.” "
(from http://katewillaert.tumblr.com/post/64030238520/theres-an-image-of-doctor-strange-hidden-on-the )
Sequence of the cover's transformation:
Marie Severin's biography: http://womenincomics.wikia.com/wiki/Marie_Severin
Marie Severin's works: https://www.tumblr.com/search/marie%20severin
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"A Saucerful of Secrets"
DDT is good for me-e-e!
Time Magazine (June 30, 1947)
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Vintage NuTone Intercom Radio Catalog
A audio system for all the house.
NuTone Built-In Radio-Intercom System
NuTone Built-In Radio-Intercom System
See more at the comapny's site here.
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