
12/13/2022
Here is some of our earliest work for Vice Magazine, in 2001-2002 era. The masthead credits Darth Vader as the Editor.
1. An infamous cover for “The 80s Issue”, where we printed a silver foil in the shape of a mirror and then embossed a line of white powder along the bottom. The back cover also contained an ad with the same effect, with the advertiser’s logo fashioned out of the same white powder.
2. An article by Dave One (of Chromeo) about the geography of hip hop, with The East Coast, The Midwest, The West Coast and The Dirty South artists shown on the map. The map artwork took some time to put together, but it was a fun illustration to do. This issue also had poorly drawn sharks superimposed on every page.
3. An article by Juan Mclean about new ways to do drugs, and dangers of doing so.
4. A fashion shoot based on the idea of a brochure for a fictional “Institute of Primary Studies”, featuring Beans of Anti-pop Consortium as a Math Science student.
5. An article by David Cross about why New York Sucks compared to LA, and an article about getting inexcusably drunk with The Strokes (in 2001).
6. A gatefold cover inspired by the Sticky Fingers album by The Rolling Stones, which opens to reveal a pair of tighty whities.