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There were three separate posts picked up independantly from Vimeo:
Post 1
Ian Dury (and the Blockheads) Some nice references to ID in this 100-second DVD tribute to Barney Bubbles by Lisa Whitaker, who studies graphics at Leeds College of Art.
For the sleeve artwork that accompanies Lisa's DVD see the Barney Bubbles page - http://www.facebook.com/BarneyBubblesDesigns .
Barney Bubbles
Barney Bubbles Inside Out in 100 seconds
Barney Bubbles Inside out from Lisa Whitaker on Vimeo.
This 100-second career resume has been created by Lisa Whitaker, who is currently studying graphics at Leeds College of Art.
The DVD – housed in an “inside-out” sleeve and accompanied by a poster – came out of a course brief for a collection of 100 design objects in which she compiled album sleeves, including Bubbles’ design for Imperial Bedroom by Elvis Costello And The Attractions.
“I am fascinated by this talented man and his links to other creative people,” says Whitaker. “My moving image piece Barney Bubbles Inside Out pulls together the research and is aimed at graphic designers, record collectors and music lovers as a way of spreading the word about inspirational figure.”
Whitaker’s backgrounder on the project is here.
Tags: Elvis Costello And Attractions, Imperail Bedroom, Leeds College Of Art, Lisa Whitaker
2 Responses to “Barney Bubbles Inside Out in 100 seconds”
I also received this comment on Vimeogreat to know that more people are loving Barney!
what a genuis
your video was pretty cool too!
hope you dont mind me using it as an intro for my presentation on Mr Bubbles 2morrow!
what a genuis
your video was pretty cool too!
hope you dont mind me using it as an intro for my presentation on Mr Bubbles 2morrow!
I did send him a message to see what his presentation was for however did not receive a response.
February 7th, 2011 at 9:14 pm A bit like the ‘London to Brighton in four minutes’ film, but with better scenery. It gave me goosebumps. Love it.
February 9th, 2011 at 10:40 pm Hi
Thanks for putting my video on the Barney bubbles website… I am already starting to get feedback which is great as the brief is not due in until next Wednesday. This is a massive step for me as I have only been using Final Cut and moving image for two weeks!
I have added the poster I designed on Facebook if you would like to use this as well?
All the research I have carried out is actually on my Design Research blog which is http://l-whitaker1013-dc.blogspot.com/
Thanks againLisa