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Craig Braun (born June 1, 1939) is an American actor and former graphic designer. Famous for his album covers with Andy Warhol and Tom Wilkes , he and Wilkes won a Grammy in 1974 for Tommy , an award Braun had been nominated for twice previously.
Craig Braun. Actor: Swordfish. In his former career in the music business, Craig Braun was also responsible for the design and graphics of The Rolling Stones album "Sticky Fingers," along with Andy Warhol, which was nominated for a Grammy, and eventually was awarded the Greatest Album Cover of all Time by VH1 in 2003; The 1971 LP also featured ...
7 de jun. de 2015 · Craig Braun was the go-to designer of innovative album covers in the 1960s and ’70s. His work includes the original concept art of the working Andy Warhol zipper on the Rolling Stones’ album ...
15 de abr. de 2021 · Craig Braun was a workaday print professional whose career was upended when Andy Warhol asked him to help package the Velvet Underground’s debut. That was just a warm-up act for the sleaze-era...
Craig Braun. Actor: Swordfish. In his former career in the music business, Craig Braun was also responsible for the design and graphics of The Rolling Stones album "Sticky Fingers," along with Andy Warhol, which was nominated for a Grammy, and eventually was awarded the Greatest Album Cover of all Time by VH1 in 2003; The 1971 LP also featured ...
31 de may. de 2018 · Craig Braun is a singular artist, who helped transform the album sleeve from humble vinyl vessel to an interactive experience. Neither purely a graphic designer nor artist, but a self-described “unique packager”, he revolutionised album covers with innovation and subversion.
31 de may. de 2018 · Classic Covers: Craig Braun – Long Live Vinyl. In Longreads / Cover Art. He created The Velvet Underground’s iconic banana sleeve and co-created The Rolling Stones’ infamous logo, but that’s just the start of Craig Braun’s catalogue of iconic album sleeve designs. Here are seven of his most famous designs. Sticky Fingers. The Rolling Stones. (1971)
