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Love Will Tear Us Apart Again, and again, and again...

Graphic Design, Photography

Posted by Patrick Burgoyne, 1 November 2007, 17:14    Permalink    Comments (4)

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You've seen the movie, you've got the T-shirt, bought the trainers and the re-releases – are you ready for another Joy Division-related retail opportunity? Of course you are, you need The Art Of Love Will Tear Us Apart, a poster featuring everything you ever wanted to know (and more you never knew you wanted to know) about THAT song...

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The poster records all 85 cover versions of the song and maps them in relation to the original recordings by Joy Division. It's all the work of Peter Crnokrak, otherwise known as ± (pronounced 'plusminus').

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There are 30, 700mm x 990mm, silk-screen prints (produced by London’s K2 Screen using white ink on GFSmith Black Plike 330gsm paper stock) available from Design Supremo at £70.00 each.

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We're saving our money for the Ian Curtis Top Shop range...

4 Comments

agnes b in covent garden has a range of ian curtis clothes, hahaha
tim
2007-11-01 17:57:14


Jesus. What is it with this data chart trend? How many more chart posters can the world take?

Every single student that came to see us this year had a chart of what they did on their holidays, their journey to college, how many fonts they used over a 90 day period etc etc.

Most of them were black and white too.
Ben
2007-11-01 18:23:46


That guys got an incredible long neck in the first image
Sam
2007-11-02 12:02:13


iv seen this idea/layout on face book its also a little like the rubber band things i used to see and play with as a kid. with the nails in. forget what there called?
Simon
2008-03-15 12:45:58


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