It was Brian Eno who invented the term ‘scenius,’ which counters the myth of the lone genius and credits the collective effort. @jeres explores the collaboration integral to Eno’s moody album covers >> aigaeod.co/brianeno
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“Balancing the tone of this piece was challenging. We were going for something eclectic but not rigid, vibrant without being overtly digital” — @somanytommy on their beautiful @AIGAdesign 50 Books | 50 Covers win 🏅 >> aigaeod.co/5050
Run by Richard Embray and Elinor Jansz, @4CornersBooks is a London-based publishing house that seeks to bring art history to life. @MillyBurroughs spoke with the pair to find out what they think we should all be reading >> aigaeod.co/fourcornersboo…
“The final cover’s expansive setting, combined with the portal-like illusion, aims for a feeling of both disorientation and omniscience that felt apt for the text” — @AIGAdesign 50 Books | 50 Covers winner @laurenapc on her design for @TriciaLockwood 🌀 >> aigaeod.co/5050
Brian Eno’s (@brianeno) Another Green World album cover features a section of this 1973 painting by Tom Phillips, Eno’s lecturer at Ipswich Art School >> aigaeod.co/brianeno
