Once again, I’m amazed by the zen-like (or caramel-like, or whatever) theme of “LBC Echoes Art” as exemplified by the striking compositional similarity between this cover and the “New Art: The Angel’s Book” whatsit thing of N. Shumate. Both even share a common theme: “Art and Desire.” The Angel’s Book, however, is the one doing the dazzling, while its echo merely baffles; and as it provides the art lover with a much richer and more intriguing range of intellectual stimulation, in addition to a muted color scheme, it would be right at home as the centerpiece on anyone’s mantelpiece (especially mine). The perfect Mother’s Day gift.
EricL
8 years ago
I guess some people get excited by negatives of old women. It looks like she needs her ear hairs trimmed.
James F. Brown
8 years ago
Maybe she wouldn’t be so dazzled by darkness if she had eyeballs.
Axolotl
8 years ago
I quite like how the title has been done — noticeable but still simple and readable — although it would look better if it used up more of the horizontal space available to it. A bit of a shame, as with a more professional drawing and an improvement on the other text it might look quite nice.
Mask with eye holes?
Once again, I’m amazed by the zen-like (or caramel-like, or whatever) theme of “LBC Echoes Art” as exemplified by the striking compositional similarity between this cover and the “New Art: The Angel’s Book” whatsit thing of N. Shumate. Both even share a common theme: “Art and Desire.” The Angel’s Book, however, is the one doing the dazzling, while its echo merely baffles; and as it provides the art lover with a much richer and more intriguing range of intellectual stimulation, in addition to a muted color scheme, it would be right at home as the centerpiece on anyone’s mantelpiece (especially mine). The perfect Mother’s Day gift.
I guess some people get excited by negatives of old women. It looks like she needs her ear hairs trimmed.
Maybe she wouldn’t be so dazzled by darkness if she had eyeballs.
I quite like how the title has been done — noticeable but still simple and readable — although it would look better if it used up more of the horizontal space available to it. A bit of a shame, as with a more professional drawing and an improvement on the other text it might look quite nice.