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10cc Mirror Mirror Print Signed by Storm Thorgerson
10cc Mirror Mirror Print Signed by Storm Thorgerson. This print features the cover art from 10cc’s 11th album, “Mirror Mirror”, designed by Storm Studios—Storm Thorgerson’s creative project after Hipgnosis dissolved. It reflects the ongoing artistic partnership with 10cc beyond the band’s original line-up and Hipgnosis era.
The artwork cleverly depicts fractured reflections forming a cohesive image, symbolising fragmentation yet unity. Indeed, it’s a perfect metaphor for the band’s evolution. Interestingly, Storm named the two main figures Graham and Eric, nodding to band members Graham Gouldman and Eric Stewart. Moreover, he famously noted mirrors are “a bugger to work with”, capturing his signature blend of wit and surrealism.
Storm’s love for beaches and enigmatic landscapes clearly shines through, with the mirrors acting as portals to mysterious alternate realities. Consequently, this adds depth to a visually arresting and thought-provoking piece.
Storm Thorgerson (1944–2013) was a legendary graphic designer and co-founder of Hipgnosis, famously known for iconic album covers for Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and 10cc. As such, this print is part of a limited edition collection celebrating Hipgnosis’s enduring legacy in rock music visual art.
Explore more of Storm’s work at St Pauls Gallery and dive into the Hipgnosis archive at Hipgnosis Covers.
Additional Resources:
Learn about Storm Thorgerson’s impact on art and music culture via his Wikipedia page.
Print Specifications:
Published: 2012
- 10cc’s Mirror Mirror print signed by Storm Thorgerson.
- Limited edition of 60 worldwide.
- Produced using giclée pigment inks on premium Woodstock Felt.
- New mint condition and ready to ship.
- Available for international delivery via St Pauls Gallery.
- Medium: High-quality giclée pigment inks on Woodstock Felt 310 gsm paper, ensuring longevity and rich colour depth.
- Dimensions: Image size 19.5″ x 19.5″, Paper size 26″ x 33″.
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