There was everything from a smily face, an x-ray sleeve, one made from ceramics and some gorgeous illustration and design. The open brief meant that everyone really had a bit of fun and ran with it to creative the most diverse range of work I’ve ever seen in one space.
The private view was great, despite having to fly solo, I did manage to pluck up the courage to chat to a few people and it had a really good atmosphere. You really got the feeling that everyone was excited to be involved and the range of work and experience in the designers made for a show which anyone and everyone could enjoy and appreciate. Not forgetting of course that all the money goes to charity.
I also popped along at the weekend with my parents and the atmosphere was just as good with the sun shiny and the dj playing an eclectic mix of music.
I would urge anyone create to submit something next year because you never know your design could be picked too!
All sleeves are up for sale for £45, with the proceeds going to war child, on the 19th April (record store day), and once you buy one you’ll find out who it’s by and what track it is. Secret7s
