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A close-up of a print featuring bold, colourful geometric shapes. The design uses a series of thin, parallel lines in a rainbow gradient of blue, green, yellow and red.

Graphic Design: More great record sleeves from Jack Featherstone

Words
Liv Siddall
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Date
17 December 2013

Remember when Jack Featherstone and Will Samuel made this music video for James Holden? The one that reminded you of that time you breathed too much pagan dust at that sacrificial rave you went to at Stone Henge on the solstice. Well, Jack’s been busy since making record sleeves that mirror that exact vibe. Featuring in Pitchfork’s Best Album Artwork of 2013, Jack’s mystic work for Holden has successfully secured his place as one of the most wanted album artwork designers. His other new stuff’s bloody brilliant too.

A stone sculpture carved with abstract, swirling lines and concentric circles. The patterns resemble celestial bodies and organic forms, set against a plain grey background.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – The Inheritors

A white square book or record sleeve lies on a plain surface. The cover features a black and white image of a stone carved with swirling, circular patterns.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – The Inheritors

An illustration of a grey, textured rock centered on a white background. The stone is marked with black line drawings of spirals, circles and abstract symbols.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – The Inheritors

The back cover of a vinyl record features a grainy, black and white abstract image of a textured surface. A tracklist on the left lists 15 songs, including “Rannoch Dawn” and “Self-Playing Schmalz”, above the Border Community logo.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – The Inheritors

A square grey image shows an abstract, organic shape carved into a textured stone surface. A small black label in the bottom left corner reads “HOLDEN” and “GOSS PIXEL”.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – Gone Feral

The back of a vinyl record sleeve featuring a grainy, black and white abstract texture. A black label at the bottom contains the artist name “Holden” and the title “Gone Feral”, alongside a tracklist and the Border Community logo.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – Gone Feral

The back cover of a vinyl record features a grainy, black and white abstract image of textured rock or clouds. Small white text in the bottom right corner lists the artist “Holden” and the title “Come First”, alongside a tracklist and the “border community” logo.
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Jack Featherstone: James Holden – Gone Feral

An abstract graphic poster in red and black. A central red circle is surrounded by grainy, blurred shapes and the words “FLY POSTER” spaced out around the edges.
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Jack Featherstone: No Fly Posters

A red and black abstract graphic featuring a central red circle. The words “FLY POSTERS” are scattered across the composition in a sparse, minimalist typeface.
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Jack Featherstone: No Fly Posters

A book cover featuring a series of horizontal, wavy bands in a gradient of red, pink, purple and blue. Small white text at the top reads “SAD GIRLS” and a line at the bottom reads “YOU WILL SOON FIND THAT LIFE IS WONDERFUL”.
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Jack Featherstone: Sad City

An album cover featuring a blur of vibrant, multi-coloured shapes in red, blue, green and yellow. Small white text in the centre reads “Nathan Fake – Paean”.
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Jack Featherstone: Nathan Fake

An album cover featuring a blur of vibrant, overlapping colours in shades of blue, green, red and purple. White text at the bottom reads “NATHAN FAKE PAEAN”.
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Jack Featherstone: Nathan Fake

A vinyl record sits partially slid out of its sleeve. The cover features a bold, rainbow-coloured geometric design with a central hexagon and circle. The blue record label reads “PUBLIC”.
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Jack Featherstone: Tomorrow’s Achievements: Parry Music Library 1976-86

A close-up of a graphic print featuring bold, overlapping geometric shapes in a vibrant rainbow palette. The composition uses sharp angles and concentric lines to create a sense of depth.
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Jack Featherstone: Tomorrow’s Achievements: Parry Music Library 1976-86

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www.jackfeatherstone.co.uk

About the Author

Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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