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For Pulp's final album in 2001, Peter Saville contrasted two very different typographic styles — intricate floral letters cut by hand into wood, and plastic label tape stamped by a machine.
The large letters come from at least two designs (the 'P's are from different alphabets) in a decorative wood typeseriesby the Lettres Ombrées Ornées is a similar design but is based on a slab serif model and is much less varied in its ornamentation.
"We Love Life" is made not with a font, but with a labeler (such as aFF DynamoeandChromosome,
Printed credits:
Design: Howard Wakefield and Marcus Werner Hed
Art direction: Peter Saville and Jarvis Cocker
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According to PulpWiki, non-UK versions of the album have autumnal colors rather than green.
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Australian promo poster using Chromosome.
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Promo poster using the FF Dynamoe font rather than physical label tape.
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Swedish promo poster also using FF Dynamoe.
