KajaGooGoo Original Artwork
And now for something very special and absolutely super rare!
A good friend of mine and fellow Goo Fan, Steven AKA Denny, owns this fantastic set of original artwork, and has granted permission to KajaFax to publish these photos and share in the delight of these unique items!
Without any further ado, please enjoy the original artwork from the 1983 White Feathers Tour Programme, with a few others thrown in for good measure!!
Colour transparencies featuring the White Feathers art in various shades
Colour transparencies featuring the WF grey background
A close up of the transparency used for the back cover (I think) of the White Feathers tour programme. Notice it says “Print of this half” with the measurements of the tour programme cover
Colour transparency of a well known pic
Unused (as in not a single a crease) Betamax video covers for the WF tour.
The Portfolios
Shoot That Tiger Label
Original artwork from the WF tour programme – Nick Overlay 1
Original artwork from the WF tour programme – Nick Overlay 2
Nick the raw page. You can see where each picture and background has been stuck down by hand
Jez Overlay 1
Jez Overlay 2
Jez the raw page. You can see where each picture and background has been stuck down by hand
Steve Overlay 1
Steve Overlay 2
Steve the raw page. You can see where each picture and background has been stuck down by hand
Stuart Overlay 1
Stuart Overlay 2
Stuart Overlay 3
Hang On Now 12″ cover original artwork – Overlay 1
Hang On Now 12″ cover original artwork – Overlay 2
Hang On Now 12″ cover original artwork – Overlay 3
Hang On Now 12″ cover original artwork – Overlay 4
Hang On Now 12″ cover original artwork – The raw starting point
I’m sure you’d agree these are some very special items in the band history!
Team KajaFax send a huge thanks to Steven AKA Denny for sharing them with us.
2010 KajaFax
Nice item Denny! I know we all wanted this one when it became available, and I’m glad that it has gone to a good home!
Thanks for sharing the pix!
Indeed, it’s a beautiful item!! I was very tempted but am always a little concerned that things can end up being fakes and this cost a lot of money. It has a great home with Denny, he is the uber collector!!
Oh my that brings back all kinds of memories.
Original Shoot That Tiger! artwork.
I worked there as a designer in the 80’s – Happy days. Loads of talent around back then.
That’s interesting Mick. Do you have any recollections or even any items to share with us? We have lots of eager fans here that would love to hear what you have to say 🙂