This one is for all you design nerds out there (ourselves included). Project Thirty-Three takes vintage record sleeves, scanned by the owner of Seattle’s Jive Time Records, and re-interprets them using simple shapes such as circles, dots, squares, rectangles, arrows, and typography. Below are a few of my favorites from a perusal of the site, and I’ve also included the artist’s statement:

“The seemingly infinite number of vintage record jackets that convey their message with simple shapes like circles and dots never cease to amaze and amuse me. Project Thirty-Three is my personal collection and shrine to these expressive shapes along with their slightly less jovial but equally effective cousins; squares, rectangles and triangles, and the designers that make them come to life on album covers. Other categories include arrows, lines, abstract shapes, instruments, and typography-only. Check back soon as I’ll be adding covers regularly!” –David

Via: Grain Edit

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