Bikinis On Record: Album Cover Beach Girls Of The 1960s-1980s
What better method to sell records than to put a young surfer girl on the cover? At least that’s what record companies believed throughout the 1960s and into the 80s. The beach babe was a ubiquitous sight on the shelves of the record stores, especially in the “super hits by various artists” or “easy listening” categories… and implemented mostly by countries other than the US (for whatever reason).
h/t: flashbak
More Inspiring Stories
You Think Your Life Is Hard? These Animals Have Real Problems!
"Beauty Won't Put up With It": New Patriotic Mural by Konstantin Kachanovsky Emerged in Rivne
The Secret Lives Of Superheroes - Batman vs Superman
Just A Simple Guy Who Loves Wearing Fabulous Female Shoes
If Famous Faces From Classical Paintings Discovered Selfies
"Light & Shadow": Dreamy Illustrations By Lê Long
This Instagram Account Cleverly Photoshops Animals Into Everyday Things
The Many Faces of Death in Monochromatic Artworks of CVSPE
Five Steps to Easily Create Facial Animation
Universal Unbranding, Satirical Versions Of Corporate Logos
Guido Van Helten's Paints a Stunning Mural in Kiev, Ukraine
Artist Combined Vintage Photographs With Everyday Objects To Create Funny And Bizarre Portraits
Georgian Artist Creates Hyper-Realistic Portraits, And Here Are Some Of His Newest Works
The Mysterious And Misty Eerieness Of Japanese Horror Illustrator Mozza
15 Hilarious Photos That Were Made Instantly Better By Photoshop Masters
Belarusian Artist Nadia Matievskaia Paints With... Her Breasts
Artist Re-Imagines Classic Paintings To Obey Social Distancing Rules During The Coronavirus Pandemic
Cover Photos of Motor Trend Magazine in the 1980s
Artist Hikaru Cho Takes Part in the Amnesty International's Global Campaign “My Body My Rights”
This Instagram Account Documents All The Strange And Funny Things That Kids Say
Surreal And Dreamlike Manipulations By Herri Susanto
Glass Beach
Artist Lola Dupre Creates Beautiful Antropomorphic Felines
Positive Vandalism: The Artist Creates Street Art in The Most Unusual Places
