The 'Chop Chop' Album by Bell X1 Doubles as a Wooden Cutting Board
Laura McQuarrie — August 17, 2013 — Art & Design
Irish band 'Bell X1' took quite a literal approach with the presentation of its latest album, 'Chop Chop.' A limited number of oak album cases were made, serving as album covers that also double as wooden cutting boards.
The presentation of this album is a humorous play on the name of the album, as well as a very novel way to package a CD. The wooden block has a slot for the album to slide into, which also works as an attractive stand.
Since CD sales are on the decline, this design by Alexis Deacon is an extremely creative way to package an album. The 300 'Chop Chop' albums sold out rapidly, proving that Bell X1 still has some fans that value owning a unique physical copy of a CD.
The presentation of this album is a humorous play on the name of the album, as well as a very novel way to package a CD. The wooden block has a slot for the album to slide into, which also works as an attractive stand.
Since CD sales are on the decline, this design by Alexis Deacon is an extremely creative way to package an album. The 300 'Chop Chop' albums sold out rapidly, proving that Bell X1 still has some fans that value owning a unique physical copy of a CD.
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