Thursday, 22 July 2010

PETE HOROBIN ARTWORK

You may recall I put a piece up on Retro in Feb this year about Pete Horobin's "DATA" project, so I won't bother repeating his background details, you could check that out yourself if you need a reminder.
I do have more of his work though.
The top image is a postcard designed by Pete and was published in 1978. Called "One In A Million" - it's kind of romantic, but without being soppy!
He kept the black, white & dab of red look going well into his DATA project with the second items, a couple of pages taken from the 1983 Dundee book - "View From Urban Dwellings - 2".
If you look to the bottom right of the hand, you'll see what appears to be, another heart (or 2) too!
So I'll use this opportunity to include another audio track of Pete's - this time under the name of Principle Player.
The title is "The Weight Of Your Work" and it has a simple, yet catchy, minimal synth loop over which Pete talks in and out of in a repetitive loop along the way.

2 comments:

  1. I have the original 'One in a Million' pc and if my memory serves me well, also came up with the title?

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    1. that means you also have the grey rabbit - you will be pleased to know that some of your letters are in the dundee university archives

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