Black monoprint only. High quality copying tho! I really like the concept, cos i get bored a lot. I will keep this handy from now on.
There's a lot of layout experimenting in this. Quaint line illustrations that do look a little rushed in places, but thats half the charm.
Aww, its iddy biddy and cheap.
Cute little illustrations in a four panel layout in a variety of colour schemes giving each one differentiation.
straight up cut out and fold up arrangement. looks cool when unfolded as well tho!
This is taken from the fla website. check the strangeways font haha.
Very simple monoprint image on brown CD case. Photograph doesnt transfer to mono very easily, looks a bit bitty for my liking.
Again, nice and simple. Centralised text for track listing with small print and fla logo.
I really love this artwork. Its a really nice illustration that i think is a bit too twee when compared to the music. The stock is much better than that the above example but darker, could be contrast issues with the ink.
Very illustrative for the back of a CD. Tracks are in small print above the label logo.
Ahh, a full Jewel case CMYK from the label.
Apparently this was an earlier release than the simple monoprinted card cases above. A lot more money was splashed out on duplication and printing. That pink says it all really.
The label decided to change to the cheaper printing methods after a while. Loki Machine, however, are aiming cheap as chips from the start. 
The Curtis and Terrorist page on the Modern Monstrosity Comics website.
Hamd drawn front cover of issue 1. Looks like sharpy and highlighter on reformed cardboard, Rock and roll.
More hand drawn text on the inside cover.
Issue 2 cover! Comes in a variety of stock colours. I love the front flap!
Aww look at how scared of terrorists he is.
these are interesting, not sure about the background for each image tho. it makes me think of guess who and you subconsciously look at every single one and say what it represents in your head. stick man style!
