Showing posts with label letraset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label letraset. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 March 2019
Made in Belgium
Labels:
1980s,
1987,
45p,
biro,
black,
Design,
letraset,
numbers letters,
rubbing,
stationary,
white
Sunday, 13 January 2019
Peel Tapes
I discovered Peel in 1985 and began taping him off the radio the following year. And because I was an introverted weirdo with no social life, I had the time and the inclination to make covers for them, [and give them cringe-inducingly whacky titles - uh!] These are the ones that survive.
I remember being incredibly excited by the idea of putting Letraset directly onto a cassette body.
Labels:
1980s,
1986,
1987,
80s,
acrylic paint,
bastard kestrel,
bogshed,
broadcasts,
cassettes,
gouache,
home recordings,
john peel,
letraset,
newspaper cuttings,
photocopies,
tapes,
taping the radio,
the fall
Sunday, 2 July 2017
The Joy of Cassettes
Various lovingly crafted comps swapped between me and my not-yet-missus-back-then, between '87 and '92-ish. Most of the above happen to use newspapers and mags, but the need for material for compilation tape covers was the main reason I started looking for old books in charity shops.
Note innovative use of mountboard, stuck to cassette case. Also: Letraset! Also: COMPILATION, not MIX TAPE.
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