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Storm Thorgerson album cover design

The late, great, inimitable Storm Thorgerson.
For fifteen years up to his passing, we enjoyed a memorable and close relationship with Storm,
translating the concepts from his Studio into practical, feasible installations for location shoots
around the World.
Storm's tenacity to realise the 2D designs into an actual 3D dimensional form as close as
possible to it's portrayed scale, and photographed on location in natural light, was his
trademark and testament to the truly distinctive images with which music lovers are familiar
today. No computer Imagery - something we as model & prop makers held true to our hearts
and respected.
Every brief, a logistical and pragmatic conundrum - sometimes working to modest budgets,
short timeframes and often overcoming high winds and other locational challenges.
The work of Storm remains iconic and instantly recognisable. Many of the world's largest Bands
still see it as a right of passage to have their album designed by Storm Studios. Never scared to
show explicit inspiration from the works of Magritte, Kandinsky or Picasso, his work is exhibited
around the globe to this day, recognised as Works of Art in their own right.
Appropriate then, not to have been straightforward to achieve. The results speak for
themselves and remain some of the most renowned album covers in history,
and also some of the fondest work of our careers.


















6 sapling oaks were planted with Trees for Cities for each project.
Each of which will off-set one tonne of carbon in its lifetime.