Record Covers
Back in the day, when I’d just left art school, I was employed as a record sleeve artist, firstly by Elton John at his company Rocket Records, and then at Chrysalis where I was responsible for a number of high profile designs for both the main Chrysalis label and their subsidiary labels: 2 Tone and Go! Discs.
As with my paintings I often worked from found-images that I’d sourced from old books and magazines. My design work was heavily influenced by the work of collage artists Moholy-Nagy and Kurt Schwitters.
Click here to view Subba Culture magazine article, January 2024.
Click here to listen to my 2022 interview with Andrew Dineley for Art on Your Sleeve.
Click here to view 2022 Classic Pop Magazine article.
Click here to view Vinyl Factory article.
‘Ghost Town’, Design by David Storey and John Sims, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
‘This Are Two Tone’, Design by David Storey, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
‘Nelson Mandela’, Design by David Storey, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
‘The Selecter’, Design by David Storey and John Sims, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
‘In The Studio’, Design by David Storey, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
‘Jama Rico’, Design by David Storey, art direction by Jerry Dammers.
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Terry Hall
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Jerry Dammers
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Stan Cullimore
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Andy Macdonald
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Andy Macdonald
Design by David Storey, Art Direction by Andy Macdonald
Painting by DAVID STOREY, art direction by Paul Heaton.
Painting by DAVID STOREY, art direction by Paul Heaton.
Painting by DAVID STOREY, art direction by Paul Heaton.