Storm Elvin Thorgerson (28 February 1944 – 18 April 2013) was an English

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and music video director. He is best known for closely working with the group

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through most of their career, and also created album or other art for

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Peter Gabriel Peter Brian Gabriel (born 13 February 1950) is an English musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, and activist. He rose to fame as the original lead singer of the progressive rock band Genesis. After leaving Genesis in 1975, he launched ...

the Alan Parsons Project The Alan Parsons Project was a British rock band active between 1975 and 1990, whose core membership consisted of producer, audio engineer, musician and composer Alan Parsons and singer, songwriter and pianist Eric Woolfson. They were accompanie ...

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, Audioslave, the Mars Volta, The Cranberries, Helloween,

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and Catherine Wheel.

Early life

Thogerson, who was of Norwegian descent, was born in Potters Bar,

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(now part of

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). He attended

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, Brunswick Primary School in

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, and the Cambridgeshire High School for Boys with Pink Floyd founders

Syd Barrett Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett (6 January 1946 – 7 July 2006) was an English singer, songwriter, and musician who co-founded the rock band Pink Floyd in 1965. Barrett was their original frontman and primary songwriter, becoming known for his ...

, who was in the year below him, and

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, who was in the year above him. Thorgerson and Waters played rugby together at school, while Thorgerson's mother Vanji and Waters' mother Mary were close friends. He studied English and Philosophy at the

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, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree with Honours, before studying Film and Television at the

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, where he graduated with a

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degree. He was a teenage friend of Pink Floyd guitarist

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and best man at Gilmour's wedding to Polly Samson in 1994.

Career

In 1968, along with

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, he founded the graphic art group Hipgnosis, and between them they designed many famous single and album covers, with

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joining them for their later commissions.The photodesigns of Hipgnosis The Goodbye look. Vermillion Hutchinson Publishing Group. 1982 In 1983, following the dissolution of Hipgnosis, Thorgerson and Powell formed

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, producing music videos. In the early nineties, Thorgerson inaugurated StormStudios along with Peter Curzon—a loose group of freelancers. The line up included Rupert Truman (photographer), Finlay Cowan (designer and illustrator), Daniel Abbott (designer and artist), Lee Baker (creative retoucher and designer), and Jerry Sweet (designer) along with Thorgerson's personal assistants, Laura Truman (prints), and Charlotte Barnes. Perhaps Thorgerson's most famous designs are those for

."Article on Storm Thorgerson"
, '' ''Q'' magazine'', 1992 His design for '' The Dark Side of the Moon'' has been called one of the greatest album covers of all time. Designed by Thorgerson and Hipgnosis, the artwork for the cover itself was drawn by George Hardie, a designer at NTA Studios. Many of Thorgerson's designs are notable for their

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elements. He often places objects out of their traditional contexts, especially with vast spaces around them, to give them an awkward appearance while highlighting their beauty. To quote Thorgerson, "I like photography because it is a reality medium, unlike drawing which is unreal. I like to mess with reality ... to bend reality. Some of my works beg the question of is it real or not?" Grave of Storm Thorgerson in Highgate Cemetery

Grave of Storm Thorgerson in Highgate Cemetery

Over the years, Thorgerson and his team designed and released several books about their work. The first, published in 1989, was titled ''Classic Album Covers of 60s''. ''The Gathering Storm – A Quartet in Several Parts'' was the final book Thorgerson worked on with his team and it was completed just before his death in April 2013. The book was released in September 2013 and includes album covers artwork, photographs, and anecdotes, spanning five decades from his early work with Hipgnosis through to StormStudios. In 2013, ''

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'' renamed its Grand Design Award after Thorgerson. It is now known as the Storm Thorgerson Grand Design Award and will be given to the designer of the year's best-packaged product. Thorgerson had won the 2012 award for his continued work with Pink Floyd. In 2015 a film documentary, '' Taken By Storm'', was released on DVD and web streaming.

Health problems and death

In 2003, Thorgerson suffered a stroke, from which he was partially paralysed. He was later diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer which eventually led to his death in London on 18 April 2013, at the age of 69. After Thorgerson's death, David Gilmour released a statement describing him as "a constant force in my life, both at work and in private, a shoulder to cry on, and a great friend". A post on the official Pink Floyd website called him a "graphic genius". Pink Floyd drummer

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said that he was a "tireless worker right up to the end". He is buried on the eastern side of

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Works

Album cover designs (1968–2014)

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**''In the Spirit of Things'' (1988) *Katia and Marielle Labèque **''Gladrags'' (1983) *Nigel Kennedy, Kennedy **''Kreisler'' (1998) (Unused artwork) *Infectious Music, Korda Marshall **''Now We Breathe'' (2015) *

**''Presence (album), Presence'' (1976) **''The Song Remains the Same (album), The Song Remains the Same'' (1976) **''In Through the Out Door'' (1979) **''Coda (Led Zeppelin album), Coda'' (1982) *Leisure Cruise **''Leisure Cruise (album), Leisure Cruise'' (2014) *Leo Sayer **''Living in a Fantasy'' (1980) *Life **''Life After Death'' (1974) *London Posse **''"London Posse"'' (single) (1987) *Machineri **''Machineri'' (2012) *The Mars Volta **''De-Loused in the Comatorium'' (2003) ***"Inertiatic ESP" single (2003) ***"Televators" single (2003) **''Frances the Mute'' (2005) ***"The Widow (song), The Widow" single (2005) **''Amputechture'' (2006) (original artwork) *Marvin, Welch & Farrar **''Marvin, Welch & Farrar (album), Marvin, Welch & Farrar'' (1971) **''Second Opinion'' (1971) *Megadeth **''Rude Awakening (Megadeth album), Rude Awakening DVD (2002) *Mick Taylor **''Mick Taylor (album), Mick Taylor'' (1979) *Midnight Flyer **''Midnight Flyer'' (1981) *Mike Oldfield **''Earth Moving'' (1989) ***''Earth Moving (song), Earth Moving'' single (1989) *Mike Rutherford **''Smallcreep's Day (album), Smallcreep's Day'' (1980) *Moodswings (band), Moodswings **''Psychedelicatessen'' (1997) *The Moody Blues **''Caught Live + 5'' (1977) *

**''Absolution (album), Absolution'' (2003) ***"Butterflies and Hurricanes" single (2004) **''Black Holes and Revelations'' (2006) **"Uprising (song), Uprising" single (2009) *Nazareth (band), Nazareth **''Rampant (album), Rampant'' (1974) **''Hair of the Dog (album), Hair of the Dog'' (1975) **''Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll'' (1976) *Neil Ardley **''Harmony of the Spheres'' (1978) *The Nice **''Five Bridges'' (1970) **''Elegy (The Nice album), Elegy'' (1971) **''Autumn '67 – Spring '68'' (1972) *

**''Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports, Fictitious Sports'' (1981) *O.A.R. (band), O.A.R. **''Stories of a Stranger'' (2005) *The Offspring **''Splinter (The Offspring album), Splinter'' (2003) *Paul McCartney **''Tug of War (Paul McCartney album), Tug of War'' (1982) *

**''Peter Gabriel (1977 album), Peter Gabriel'' (1977) (''"Car"'') **''Peter Gabriel (1978 album), Peter Gabriel'' (1978) (''"Scratch"'') **''Peter Gabriel (1980 album), Peter Gabriel'' (1980) (''"Melt"'') *Pendulum (drum and bass band), Pendulum **''Immersion (album), Immersion'' (2010) *

**''Slip Stitch and Pass'' (1997) *The Pineapple Thief **''Someone Here Is Missing'' (2010) *

**''A Saucerful of Secrets'' (1968) **''More (soundtrack), More'' (1969) **''Ummagumma'' (1969) **''Atom Heart Mother'' (1970) **''Meddle'' (1971) **''Obscured by Clouds'' (1972) **'' The Dark Side of the Moon'' (1973) **''A Nice Pair'' (1973) **''Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd album), Wish You Were Here'' (1975) **''Animals (Pink Floyd album), Animals'' (1977) **''A Collection of Great Dance Songs'' (1981) **''A Momentary Lapse of Reason'' (1987) **''Delicate Sound of Thunder'' (1988) **''Shine On (Pink Floyd album), Shine On'' (1992) **''The Division Bell'' (1994) **''Pulse (Pink Floyd album), P*U*L*S*E'' (1995), including the blinking LED light that was featured in early CD packaging. **''Relics (album), Relics'' re-release (1996) **''Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980–81'' (2000) **''Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd'' (2001) **''Oh, by the Way'' (2007) **''The Best of Pink Floyd: A Foot in the Door'' (2011) *The Plea (band), The Plea **''The Dreamers Stadium'' (2012)Stormsight.co.uk
*The Police **''"De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da''" (single) (1980) *Powderfinger **''Golden Rule (album), Golden Rule'' (2009) *Pretty Things **''Parachute (Pretty Things album), Parachute'' (1970) **''Freeway Madness'' (1972) **''Silk Torpedo'' (1974) **''Savage Eye'' (1976) **''Cross Talk'' (1980) *Program the Dead **''Program The Dead'' (2005) *Quatermass (band), Quatermass **''Quatermass (album), Quatermass'' (1970) *Queen (band), Queen **''Greatest Hits (Queen album), Greatest Hits'' (1981) (Unused artwork) **''"Las Palabras de Amor, Las Palabras de Amor (The Words of Love)"'' (single) (1982) *Rainbow (English band), Rainbow **''Difficult to Cure'' (1981) **''Straight Between the Eyes'' (1982) **''Bent Out of Shape'' (1983) *Ragga and the Jack Magic Orchestra **''Ragga and the Jack Magic Orchestra'' (1997) *Ralph McTell **''Slide Away the Screen'' (1979) *Red Hot Chili Peppers ** ''Stadium Arcadium'' (2006) (unused) *Renaissance (band), Renaissance **''Prologue (Renaissance album), Prologue'' (1972) **''Ashes Are Burning'' (1973) **''Turn of the Cards'' (1974) **''Scheherazade and Other Stories'' (1975) **''A Song for All Seasons'' (1978) *Rick Wakeman **''1984 (Rick Wakeman album), 1984'' (1981) *Rick Wright **''Wet Dream (album), Wet Dream'' (1978) **''Broken China'' (1996) *Rival Sons **Pressure & Time (2011) *Robert Plant **''The Principle of Moments'' (1983) **''"Big Log"'' (single) (1983) *Roger Chapman **''"The Drum"'' (single) (1987) *Roger Taylor (Queen drummer), Roger Taylor **''Fun in Space'' (1981) *Roy Harper (singer), Roy Harper **''Lifemask'' (1973) **''Valentine (Roy Harper album), Valentine'' (1974) **''Flashes from the Archives of Oblivion'' (1974) **''HQ (album), HQ'' (1975) **''Bullinamingvase'' (1977) *Sammy Hagar **''Sammy Hagar (album), Sammy Hagar'' (1977) **''Musical Chairs (Sammy Hagar album), Musical Chairs'' (1977) *Saxon (band), Saxon **''Destiny (Saxon album), Destiny'' (1988) *Scorpions (band), Scorpions **''Lovedrive'' (1979) **''Animal Magnetism (Scorpions album), Animal Magnetism'' (1980) **''Blackout (Scorpions album), Blackout'' (1982) (Unused artwork) *The Shadows **''Rockin' with Curly Leads'' (1973) **''Specs Appeal'' (1975) *Shpongle **''Ineffable Mysteries from Shpongleland'' (2009) **''Live in Concert at the Roundhouse London 2008'' (2009) *Slow Earth **''Latitude and 023'' (2013) *Steve Hillage **''Green (Steve Hillage album), Green'' (1978) **''Live Herald'' (1979) *Steve Miller Band **''Bingo! (Steve Miller Band album), Bingo!'' (2010) **''Let Your Hair Down (album), Let Your Hair Down'' (2011) *Strawbs **''Deadlines (Strawbs album), Deadlines'' (1977) *Styx (band), Styx **''Pieces of Eight'' (1978) **''Cyclorama (album), Cyclorama'' (2003) *

**''The Madcap Laughs'' (1970) **''Barrett (album), Barrett'' (1970) **''Syd Barrett (album), Syd Barrett'' (1974) **''An Introduction to Syd Barrett'' (2010) *Toe Fat **''Toe Fat#Discography, Toe Fat'' (1970) **''Toe Fat#Discography, Toe Fat 2'' (1971) *Tony Carey **''Some Tough City'' (1984) *Thornley (band), Thornley **''Come Again (Thornley album), Come Again'' (2004) **''Tiny Pictures'' (2009) *Throbbing Gristle **''20 Jazz Funk Greats'' (1979) **''Heathen Earth'' (1980) *Thunder (band), Thunder **''Laughing on Judgement Day'' (1992) **''Behind Closed Doors (Thunder album), Behind Closed Doors'' (1995) *T. Rex (band), T. Rex **''Electric Warrior'' (1971) *Twink (musician), Twink **''Think Pink'' (1970) *

**''Phenomenon (UFO album), Phenomenon'' (1974) **''Force It'' (1975) **''No Heavy Petting'' (1976) **''Lights Out (UFO album), Lights Out'' (1977) **''Obsession (UFO album), Obsession'' (1978) **''Strangers in the Night (UFO album), Strangers in the Night'' (1979) **''No Place to Run (album), No Place to Run'' (1980) **''The Wild, the Willing and the Innocent'' (1981) **''Making Contact (album), Making Contact'' (1983) **''Headstone: The Best Of UFO'' (1983) *U.K. (band), UK **''Danger Money'' (1979) *Umphrey's McGee **''Safety In Numbers (Umphrey's McGee album), Safety in Numbers'' (2006) **''The Bottom Half'' (2007) *Uno (band), Uno **''Uno (Uno album), Uno'' (1974) *Villainy (band), Villainy **''Mode. Set. Clear.'' (2012) *Voyager (English band), Voyager **''Halfway Hotel'' (1979) **''Act of Love'' (1980) *Wax (UK band), Wax **''American English (album), American English'' (1987) **''A Hundred Thousand in Fresh Notes'' (1989) *Ween **''The Mollusk'' (1997) *Wishbone Ash **''Pilgrimage (Wishbone Ash album), Pilgrimage'' (1971) **''Argus (album), Argus'' (1972) **''Wishbone Four'' (1973) **''Live Dates'' (1973) **''There's the Rub'' (1974) **''New England (Wishbone Ash album), New England'' (1976) **''Classic Ash'' (1977) **''Front Page News'' (1977) **''No Smoke Without Fire'' (1978) **''Just Testing'' (1980) **''Live Dates 2'' (1980) *Wings (band), Wings **''Band on the Run'' (1973) **''Venus and Mars (Wings album), Venus and Mars'' (1975) **''Wings at the Speed of Sound'' (1976) **''Wings over America'' (1976) **''London Town (Wings album), London Town'' (1978) **''Wings Greatest'' (1978) **''Back to the Egg'' (1979) *The Wombats **''The Wombats Proudly Present: This Modern Glitch, This Modern Glitch'' (2011) *XTC **''Go 2'' (1978) *

**''Going for the One'' (1977) **''Tormato'' (1978) *Yumi Matsutoya **''Sakuban Oaisimashō'' (1981) **''Voyager'' (1983) **''Train Of Thought'' (VHS film) (1984) **''"Setsugekka"'' (single) (2003) *Younger Brother (music group), Younger Brother **''Last Days of Gravity'' (2007) **''Vaccine (album), Vaccine'' (2011) *Yourcodenameis:milo **''Rapt. Dept.'' (2005) **''17'' (2005) **''Ignoto'' (2005)

Music videos

– "The Power of Love" (1982) * Paul Young – "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (1983) * Rainbow (English band), Rainbow – "Street of Dreams" (1983) * Robert Plant – "Big Log" (1983) *

– "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (1983) * Intaferon - "Get Out of London" (1983) * Kevin Kitchen – "Tight Spot" (1984) * Nik Kershaw – "Wouldn't It Be Good" (1984) *

– "Blue Light" (1984) * David Gilmour – "All Lovers Are Deranged" (1984) * Nik Kershaw – "The Riddle (Nik Kershaw song), The Riddle" (1984) * Nik Kershaw – "Wide Boy (song), Wide Boy (1984) * Nik Kershaw – "Don Quixote" (1985) * Barry Gibb – "Now Voyager" (1985) * Belouis Some – "Imagination (Belouis Some song), Imagination" (1985) * Belouis Some – "Some People (Belouis Some song), Some People" (1985) * Glass Tiger – "The Thin Red Line (album), Thin Red Line" (1985) * Glass Tiger – "Someday" (1985) * Ministry (band), Ministry – "Over the Shoulder" (1985) * The Cult (band), The Cult – "Love Removal Machine" (1987) *

– "Learning to Fly (Pink Floyd song), Learning to Fly" (1987) * Pink Floyd – "The Dogs of War (song), The Dogs of War" (1987) * Wax (UK band), Wax – "Bridge to Your Heart" (1987) * Wax – "American English (Wax song), American English" (1987) * Wax – "In Some Other World" (1988) * Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe – "Brother of Mine" (1989) *

– "Tattooed Millionaire (song), Tattooed Millionaire" (1990) * Bruce Dickinson – "All the Young Dudes" (1990) * Helloween – "Kids of the Century" (1991) *

– "Turn It Up" (1993) * Pink Floyd – "High Hopes (Pink Floyd song), High Hopes" (1994) * Richard Wright (musician), Richard Wright – "Broken China, Night Of a Thousand Furry Toys" (1996)

Books

* Thorgerson, S. and Dean, R. (eds), ''Album Cover Album''. A&W Visual Library, New York & Dragon's World, Limpsfield, 1977. . Republished by Harper Design / Collins Design and Ilex Publishing, 2008. . * Dean, R. and Howells, D. (compilers) and Thorgerson, S. (ed.), ''Album Cover Album, Volume 2''. A&W Visual Library, New York & Dragon's World, Limpsfield, 1982. . * Dean, R. and Thorgerson, S. (compilers), ''Album Cover Album, Volume 5''. Dragon's World / Paper Tiger, Limpsfield, 1989. . * Oliver, V., Thorgerson, S. and Dean, R. (compilers), ''Album Cover Album, Volume 6''. Paper Tiger, Limpsfield, 1992. . * Thorgerson, S. and Christopherson, P. (eds), ''"Hands Across The Water" - Wings Tour USA. Photographs by Hipgnosis.'' Dragon's World, Limpsfield and Reed Books, Los Angeles, 1978. . * Thorgerson, S., compiled by Hipgnosis and George Hardie. ''The Work of Hipgnosis - "Walk Away René"''. Paper Tiger / Dragon's World, Limpsfield, 1978. . * Thorgerson, S. et al., ''The Photo Designs of Hipgnosis: The Goodbye Look''. Vermilion, London, 1982. . * Thorgerson, S., ''Classic Album Covers of the 60s''. Paper Tiger, London, 1989. . * Thorgerson, S. and Powell, A., ''100 Best Album Covers - The Stories Behind The Sleeves''. Dorling Kindersley, London, 1999. . * ''Mind Over Matter: The Images of Pink FLoyd'': ** Thorgerson, S. and Curzon, P., 1st ed., Sanctuary Publishing, London, 1997. . ** Thorgerson, S. and Curzon, P., 2nd ed., Sanctuary Publishing, London, 2000. . ** Thorgerson, S. and Curzon, P., 3rd ed., Sanctuary Publishing, London, 2003. . ** Thorgerson, S. and Curzon, P., 4th ed., Omnibus Press, London, 2007. . ** Thorgerson, S., 5th ed., Omnibus Press, London, 2015. . * Thorgerson, S., Curzon, P. and Crossland, J., ''Eye Of The Storm: The Album Graphics of Storm Thorgerson''. Sanctuary, London, 1999. . * Thorgerson, S. and Curzon, P., ''Taken By Storm: The Album Art of Storm Thorgerson: A Retrospective''. Omnibus Press, London, 2007. . * Thorgerson, S. and Powell, A., ''For The Love of Vinyl: The Album Art of Hipgnosis''. PictureBox, New York, 2008. . * Curzon, P. and Thorgerson, S., ''The Raging Storm - The Album Graphics of StormStudios''. De Milo and StormStudios, 2011. . * Truman, R. and Thorgerson, S., ''Riding Along in my Automobile: The American Cars of Cuba''. De Milo and StormStudios, London, 2012. . * Thorgerson, S., ''The Gathering Storm - A Quartet in Several Parts: The Album Art of Storm Thorgerson''. De Milo and StormStudios, London, 2013. . * Powell, A., ''Hipgnosis Portraits''. Thames & Hudson, 2014. . * Powell, A. (foreword by P. Gabriel), ''Vinyl. Album. Cover. Art - The Complete Hipgnosis Catalogue''. Thames & Hudson, 2017. .

References

External links

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Interview with "Floydian Slip" host Craig Bailey, September 1997BBC Feature and audio interviewBBC Article on Thorgerson's work: Audio slideshow: Storm's sleevesTateShots: Storm Thorgerson on Magritte
The artist talks about the influence of Magritte on his work. 21 July 2011 * * by Younger Brother (video, 8 mins, 2010) {{DEFAULTSORT:Thorgerson, Storm Album-cover and concert-poster artists Alumni of the Royal College of Art Alumni of the University of Leicester Burials at Highgate Cemetery Deaths from cancer in England English film directors English graphic designers English music video directors English people of Norwegian descent People educated at Summerhill School People from Potters Bar 1944 births 2013 deaths