Vintage japanese magazine covers

Louise Brooks 1929

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Japanese Magazine Cover: Film Quarterly No.3. 1969. via gurafiku

The foamiest men's shampoo to make bath-time oodles more fun? The latest must-have make-up for your back? Whatever they were selling, we would've been buying. If you were in post-WWII Japan, your eyeballs had the luck of watching the advertising world grow brighter, hipper, and (especially in the '8

I don't know the first thing about Japanese art (or magazines, for that matter), but I know I'm really digging these vintage covers from 1910-1950. (The one featured above is from 1924. It's like a Matisse-Tim Burton mashup.)There seems to be just a touch of art nouveau happening in some of these, like the one just above from 1930, but apart from that it appears Japan had its own thing going on in the early 20th-century, and it's a thing you might enjoy. 50 Watts has at least 23 more for…

When the Japanese decide to do a thing right, they really do it right. The current case in point is the cover art that Satsuko Okamoto produced for the magazine Teen Look in the late 1960s. Her fresh and playful use of color and pattern and symmetry contribute to her notable and distinctive body of work, one that any young graphic designer would do well to imitate. There is very little information in English out there about Teen Look or Okamoto, which is a shame. I was able to discover that…

Japanese Magazine Cover: Asahi Picture News. 1953.