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edelmann vignettes

© edelmann / frankfurter allgemeine magazin

a lot more edelmann

from the eighties some more illustrations created by one of my favorites, an amazing illustrator, designer, typography and layout artist as well as animation production designer – HEINZ EDELMANN.

© heinz edelmann / WDR / manager magazin

even more edelmann

the following illustrations were created by HEINZ EDELMANN in the seventies and eighties for the FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE MAGAZIN, the magazine TWEN, the WDR ( westgerman tv ) and ATLAS FILM.

© heinz edelmann, frankfurter allgemeine magazin, wdr, twen, atlas film

more heinz edelmann

here is some more illustration-, poster- and bookcover art of one of my favorite designers – HEINZ EDELMANN.

© heinz edelmann

edelmann designs

some more masterpieces from HEINZ EDELMANN, created around the 70s and 80s. they show his incredible versatility combining all his talents – illustration, typography and composition. the clients were the german book-publisher klett verlag, a theatre in cologne, and the WDR, one of the german television stations in cologne.

© heinz edelmann / graphis press

edelmann…

these two illustrations created by HEINZ EDELMANN are from the seventies/eighties, I don’t have the article connected to them anymore. they were probably from the FAZ magazine.

© heinz edelmann

the fantastic film

DER PHANTASTISCHE FILM ( the fantastic film ) was a series of science fiction- / fantasy- and horror-films on the air monthly from 1970 on in the 2.german tv-program ZDF. some of the shown treasures were THE TIME MACHINE, JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH, THE INNOCENTS, VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED and KING KONG. the title of the series was designed by HEINZ EDELMANN. below some EDELMANN storyboard sketches and captured scenes from the trailer.

© edelmann/ZDF

some more edelmann

© heinz edelmann / WDR / FAZ magazine

kathrinchen

these beautiful illustrations were done by HEINZ EDELMANN for the children book KATHRINCHEN GING SPAZIEREN ( LITTLE CATHERINE WENT FOR A WALK ), written by PETER HACKS and published in 1973 by MIDDELHAUVE VERLAG COLOGNE. the characters and backgrounds look like the world in the film YELLOW SUBMARINE from 1968, designed by edelmann as well.

© heinz edelmann / middelhauve publ.

edelmann again

the following illustrations done by HEINZ EDELMANN through the seventies and eighties show how versatile he was. there are 2 doublepages from the magazine TWEN showing designs they were not used in YELLOW SUBMARINE, a few pages from one of his children books KATHRINCHEN, posters for the german tv-station WDR, where he did the layout and typography as well, and illustrations for the magazines SCHULE and FAZ.

© heinz edelmann / FAZ / WDR / schule / twen

edelmann and the 80s

some more HEINZ EDELMANN illustrations for the FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE MAGAZIN

© heinz edelmann / FAZ

edelmann & FAZ

more illustrations HEINZ EDELMANN did during the eighties for the FAZ – FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE MAGAZIN.

© edelmann / FAZ

more edelmann

following some illustrations HEINZ EDELMANN did for the FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE FAZ-MAGAZIN, for TWEN and WDR, all published during the eighties.

© heinz edelmann
© FAZ magazin / TWEN / WDR

twen

some more EDELMANN art, illustrations he for a very popular german magazine in the seventies, TWEN, – some more of his posters for the german tv-station WDR in the eighties, and a few of his numerous bookcovers for the publishing house HANSER.

© heinz edelmann / WDR / hanser verlag

posters 1

this is the start of a new series – POSTERS. I found so many posters in my drawers, especially from HEINZ EDELMANN. he did them end of the seventies/beginning of the eighties for a german broadcast station, WDR. I produced a lot of children program for them at that time and they offered me all the posters edelmann had created.

©WDR/edelmann

pepperland

– once upon a time, or maybe twice, there was a place called pepperland… that’s how one of the most unusual feature films ever produced began. YELLOW SUBMARINE – 1967. produced by GEORGE DUNNING’s british TV-CARTOONS studio. everything in this film is different, the story is completely crazy, the style of the characters and the settings are pop-art and never seen before, and the music of course – THE BEATLES, pop-music, never used in an animated feature film before.
I just had started my studies at the university and the film blew me away. HEINZ EDELMANN, a german top illustrator and designer was responsible for the look. you have to see it yourself. IT IS A MASTERPIECE. so unique with unusual visual ideas, crazy animation, perfect translation of the music into pictures. as far as I remember it changed everything at least in europe in the animation field. but as well in commercial art and illustration. and it opened the doors for a lot more musical adventures afterwards. one of them was PINK FLOYD’s – THE WALL. I will post some of that masterpiece later.
I only wanted to show you some of the atmosphere of YELLOW SUBMARINE in these few screen-captures. I guess somewhere a lot of that artwork still exists. so no need to restore some of it. and – I would not know where to start! what a movie!

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