| Artist | Machine, Dear |
| Title | Killing Something That’s Already Dead |
| Label | Licensed Under Creative Commons Attribution – NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. Supported by Aarhus Kommune |
| Year | 2012 |
| Design | Klaus Matthiesen, OddFischlein |
| Music | Perhaps indie electronic? |
| Notes | A very pleasing optical design guaranteed to induce mild giddiness as the card sleeve is withdrawn from the outer plastic sleeve. The white vinyl itself serves to dot the i and cross the t in one go.
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Beautiful design. The video is a treat…really is great to see how it works. Thanks for another wonderful post!
A pleasure!
looks like someone is into sagmeister… blocked out text he uses on many projects combined with a lenticular sleeve.
post-lovecraftian music !
Hello Stevie, David Carson was blocking out text long before Sagmeister – most famously obscuring a whole Bryan Ferry interview with Dingbat in Ray Gun magazine.
I have this on the way, can’t wait to get it
yes, he was blocking it but this is not the same intention/philosophy. I definitely agree it goes along more with the cold/clever (?) conceptualism of Sagmeister, although, for me, this is a Peter Saville’s New Order-ish kind of design (Get Ready, anyone?) with some op-art exercise thrown around.
Where would I be able to purchase this in Canada please and thanks!