A selection of CD label designs.
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Labels
- 10000 Maniacs
- 2D Work
- 3D Work
- Afterlife boutique
- Billy Idol
- Books
- Box Sets
- Brian Eno
- Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Industries
- David Bowie
- David Byrne
- David Rawlings
- Dean and Britta
- Dogs
- Duran Duran
- Fonts
- Gandhi
- Gillian Welch
- Greeting Cards
- Hip-Hop
- IKEA
- Interviews
- John Lennon
- Juliana Hatfield
- Kronos Quartet
- Kurtis Blow
- Logos
- Luna
- Manhattan Design
- MTV
- Music Packaging
- Next New Networks
- Old Friends
- Parsons School of Design
- Philip Glass
- Photographs
- Poster
- Pratt Institute
- R.E.M.
- Rejected
- Secret Machines
- Sketches
- So Percussion
- Sonic Youth
- T-Shirts
- Talking Heads
- The Cars
- The Smashing Pumpkins
- Tricycle Magazine
About Me
- Frank Olinsky
- FRANK OLINSKY is a graphic designer, art director, and illustrator. He was instrumental in the creation of the chameleonlike logo and “look” of MTV and has created album packages for many noteworthy musicians including the Smashing Pumpkins, Sonic Youth, Kronos Quartet and Philip Glass. The founding art director, cover designer and creative consultant of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, Olinsky is also the co-author/designer of What The Songs Look Like: Contemporary Artists Interpret Talking Heads Songs and author/designer of Buddha Book: A Meeting of Images. He teaches at Parsons School of Design in New York.
5 comments:
Hi Frank. These look fantastic all lined up together, you could sell this as wallpaper...! The one with the cracks stands out for me, very nice. Most CD labels look like after-thoughts, none here though!
Thanks, Matthew. The cracked one was a broken plate. It was for an album by Nerissa & Katryna Nields called "Love and China."
So it is, I've had a closer look on your website! Would I be right in guessing that the one in the top right corner is a volume or tone knob off a Gibson guitar...?! I did recognise one of these - I have the Smashing Pumpkins Tonight Tonight one.
Actually it is a volume knob from an amplifier. The disc is for a Joe Jackson album titled "Volume 4."
Great, oh well, I was close... ish!
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