David Law // 1954
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David Law // 1954
Idk much about them but one thing is for sure:
They would not get along with eachother.
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By now you have likely heard about the new NASA Webb telescope? But have you heard of the Halleyscope?
Hoping to cash in on the 1986 Halley’s Comet appearance, Burton Rubin created the Halleyscope around 1983. “A sky telescope. A land telescope. A photographic zoom lens. All in one” for around $200. (Rubin’s previous business was the E-Z Wider rolling papers which he sold to Rizla in 1980 for $6.2 million.)
Vignelli Associates was contracted to design the packaging with Michael Bierut and David B. Law as the designers on the project. We have the packaging in the archives but not the telescope, so we can’t compare any images of the galaxy with the new NASA one.
Did you have a Halleyscope? Or know anything about this design? We would love to hear from you!
Image descriptions:
Images of Halleyscope box on a white table with a pencil for scale plus vintage 35mm slides of packaging with a telescope, and a scan of a photo mechanical for packaging in black and white.
Box is black with blue text and large Halleyscope logotype featuring gradient colors across the logo from white to yellow to orange to red to pink to purple to blue. Weight of type starts out very bold and becomes lighter. The logotype moves at an upward angle across the packaging mimicking the image of the telescope pointing upwards.
Text on box reads: A sky telescope. A land telescope. A photographic zoom lens. All in one. 8-32x, 40mm zoom. Fast, easy focusing. Precision glass optics. Computer optimized lens system. Unique converting system for 45 degree inclined viewing. Solid aluminum body construction. Adapts to 35mm SLR cameras for super zoom photos. Contents: Telescope, tripod, 45 degree adaptor, camera adaptor.
Old, but beloved art with Adele and David from my original story "Azazel's blood"
And for all my followers registered in vkontakte - I restored my art-page, where I'm gonna post not only finished works, but also sketches and linearts. If you are interested - come see me there)
Menacing The World For 70 Years: Happy Birthday Dennis... Both Of Them
Menacing The World For 70 Years: Happy Birthday Dennis… Both Of Them
Dennis The Menace is 70 years old this week. And in one of those wonderful moments of confusing synchronicity, it’s both the British Dennis and the American Dennis with the same birthday…Continue reading
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Dear dear child
Artist: David Law
I like petty, jealous and angry Dennis. I also like this version of Walter, when he's unbothered and true to himself, soft and all.
Artist: David Law
Year: 1963
Artist: David “Davy” Law
Year: Dennis the Menace Annual 1957