Vinyl records are these larger black discs that usually contain old songs, may be vintage or retro, beautifully made from the earlier years of the music industry. But because of their delicateness, these vinyl records come with an album jacket or what we call record sleeve. Each of these sleeves are made interesting by making them By: artistic and personalized.
For this article, we’re going to see some covers of the old record sleeves cleverly mixed with the real world. You can see a lot of this compiled by Carl Morris and John Rostron in the site called Sleeveface. Scroll down and check out works created by different contributors around the world. Come, take a peek, and enjoy.
Tattoo You
By: Dian Sriyadi
It’s Doris Day
By: Christophe Gowans
Nana Mouskouri’s Make Like a Tree Sleeveface
By: Christophe Gowans
Twelve Days of Christmas
By: Peter Rockwell
Boney M – Nightflight to Venus
By: Dylan Patterson
You Could Have It So Much Better
By: Victor Cabezas and the kids
Ty
By: Christoph Schütt
Under Françoise Hardy’s umbrella ella, ella, hey hey
By: Pat Póvoa
I can prove it
By: Christophe Gowans
Vybz Kartel
By: Ben Donnelly
Chi’ Chi’ Chi’ Co’ Co’ Co’ 45
By: Christophe Gowans
Frankie V
By: Christophe Gowans
Festliche Weihnacht
By: Elien & Johan Copermans
What’s Going On (Your Face)
By: Elien & Johan Copermans
Listen with múm
By: Craig and Pete
Saturday Night Sleever
By: Katyarina Perchenko
Want to make one for yourself? Then this vid may help you.
Check out other creative works on Sleeveface. You can share what you think on their works by leaving a comment below.
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