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#11
Posted 10 April 2003 - 11:10 PM
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Yeah, the Grenade & Feather one is great, I really love the contrast - I really like the art from the Dig period but I also love the work Kate Gibb did for the Chems with Surrender and Come With Us. There is a lot of depth to the Surrender and Come W/ Us art. The art from that period looks almost 3 dimensional, like it was created using layers of images.
I wish I knew what all the art work meant but I don't think 'meaning' is all that important. I believe that's the beauty of art. I think in the Chem's case, the art used on their sleeves is to invoke feelings rather than be disected in terms of what image symbolises what. Sometimes words can't be used to describe music, and the music or art speaks for itself and doesn't necessarily need written written summaries to guide how a person should judge what he's seeing or hearing. Although it helps sometimes and comes in handy when you are studying art. ;) I personally have a hard time trying to describe what I'm hearing when I hear the Chemical Brothers. I think the same can be said about art in general and the art for the Chems is no exception.
Yeah, the Grenade & Feather one is great, I really love the contrast - I really like the art from the Dig period but I also love the work Kate Gibb did for the Chems with Surrender and Come With Us. There is a lot of depth to the Surrender and Come W/ Us art. The art from that period looks almost 3 dimensional, like it was created using layers of images.
I wish I knew what all the art work meant but I don't think 'meaning' is all that important. I believe that's the beauty of art. I think in the Chem's case, the art used on their sleeves is to invoke feelings rather than be disected in terms of what image symbolises what. Sometimes words can't be used to describe music, and the music or art speaks for itself and doesn't necessarily need written written summaries to guide how a person should judge what he's seeing or hearing. Although it helps sometimes and comes in handy when you are studying art. ;) I personally have a hard time trying to describe what I'm hearing when I hear the Chemical Brothers. I think the same can be said about art in general and the art for the Chems is no exception.
be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle
#12
Posted 10 April 2003 - 11:59 PM
master p's crib Escribi�:
whats everyones favourite chemicals sleeve mine's leave home but i love star guitar sleeve as well
why this forum so quiet come on guys you should be glad to be alive and have this great band to talk about...it looks like war is over x
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the block rockin beats cover...but not the one with the feather and grenade (although i have a t-shirt with that on it)...the one with the grenade and the chess pieces. fucking brilliant.
on a side note, i used the loops of fury cover photo on a research paper waaaay back when i was a senior in high school (i'm showing my age here) and i got extra credit because my teacher liked the picture. whoo hoo!
i also like the setting sun and life is sweet covers. life is sweet cover looks extremely trippy with those 3D-esque pictures on the wall.
chris
#19
Posted 12 April 2003 - 3:58 AM
chemicalreaction Escribi�:
no no..i meant "got glint" written on the shirt is a bit cheesy.
No no! I have a little black top my mom-in-law had embroidered with "got glint?" (not in huge letters, maybe an inch and a half high) in white stitching across the chest. It's dope and not the least bit cheesy. If anything I get tired of people asking me what "glint" is - and it's great to wear in a club or at a show. I have yet (except my friends) make the Chemical connection when I wear the shirt.
be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle