Typography inspired by the title of the 1970 track Don’t You Wish You Had (What You Had When You Had It) by Ruth Copeland.

Based on a quote by Implosion Quintet

1966 cover versions,typography | Wed 22 Jan 2014 12:50

I can’t remember where I found this quote. It isn’t mine, that’s for sure.

I wish I could lend Louis Armstrong’s voice for a day. Anyway, based upon this:

Based on a lyric from the song Old Souls by The Grouch & Eligh featuring Blu.
“Now if life keeps asking you the same questions, you ain’t learning the lessons”

Sorry for the lack of updates by the way; I’ve been working on some projects that are either unfinished or unpublished yet.

Finished reading Vernon God Little by DBC Pierre last week. I made this typography based on some words spoken in this book by Lasalle, a convict about to be executed, to the hero of the book, Vernon Little. Really enjoyed the book, funny and true, highly recommended.

Cover for Blockhead’s free album Throwaway Files 2.0 vol. 4.
Some great free music which you can find out more about on his blog Phat Friend.

An alternative cover for Charles Bradley’s No Time For Dreaming album I made for KindaMuzik. To see it in its original context click here.

More of my covers and other work for KindaMuzik here.

based on lyrics from the song the friday of our lives by audiotransparent

based on the poem Afscheid by J.C. Bloem

An alternative cover for the album Cosmogramma by Flying Lotus I made for kindamusik.net. To see it in its original context click here.

Based on a little note I found in my mailbox last week.

Based on a lyric from the song Massive Bereavement by the mighty Oceansize.

Based on a line I picked up from the song Belly Dancin’ Dina by the Jungle Brothers, from their 1989 album Done By The Forces Of Nature.