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| From Roxy Art |
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| From Roxy Art |
This is a Mr. Monopoly design. Nothing memorable; it's one of the Mamouna single sleeves tinted rose. Many other designers have tackled this show as well. Never seen a sale copy.
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Living Just For Fun
This is a Mr. Monopoly design. Nothing memorable; it's one of the Mamouna single sleeves tinted rose. Many other designers have tackled this show as well. Never seen a sale copy.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Above the Clouds
A Mr. Monopoly design for free trading
Mr. Monopoly's CD-Rs were designed to feature girls on the Roxy covers and Bry on the solo covers, but there were some exceptions to the rule. The main images here were cribbed from a fashion layout by Thierry Mugler and screamed ROXY but also screamed NEW YORK CITY in the 1990s.
"Above the Clouds" is actually a song by Paul Weller, but it struck Mr. Monopoly that it was a good phrase that fit the cover image. The requisite inner photo of Bry is done with a basic and sloppy PhotoShop filter in a misguided sense to match the energy of the image on the back cover. The font is no longer known but is a consistently-used font throughout the piece.
It is unknown or forgotten whether this recording and the accompanying artwork was ever treed, traded or weeded. It is not known to have been sold anywhere. Mr. Monopoly designs should never be sold, although they sometimes are.
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| From Roxy Art |
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| From Roxy Art |
Mr. Monopoly's CD-Rs were designed to feature girls on the Roxy covers and Bry on the solo covers, but there were some exceptions to the rule. The main images here were cribbed from a fashion layout by Thierry Mugler and screamed ROXY but also screamed NEW YORK CITY in the 1990s.
"Above the Clouds" is actually a song by Paul Weller, but it struck Mr. Monopoly that it was a good phrase that fit the cover image. The requisite inner photo of Bry is done with a basic and sloppy PhotoShop filter in a misguided sense to match the energy of the image on the back cover. The font is no longer known but is a consistently-used font throughout the piece.
It is unknown or forgotten whether this recording and the accompanying artwork was ever treed, traded or weeded. It is not known to have been sold anywhere. Mr. Monopoly designs should never be sold, although they sometimes are.
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