Mick Jagger, 1970, by Dominique Tarlé, who titled this photo “Mick’s Mouth.” Seems about right.
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger is best known for three things: his unmistakable voice, his unmatched moves and his mouth — otherwise known as rock 'n' roll's most iconic pout. Only time.
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"I said, Surely those were Mick Jagger's lips!"' recalled Victoria Broackes, a senior curator at the V&A Museum, who in 2008 bought the original logo design online from an auction house in.
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The Rolling Stones' lips and tongue logo by art designer John Pasche is displayed on screens onstage before the band takes takes the stage on a stop. Rolling Stones lips logo outside their store on Carnaby Street on 6th September 2022 in London, United Kingdom.
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Sir Michael Philip Jagger (born 26 July 1943) is an English singer, songwriter, actor, filmmaker, and dancer. He is the and one of the founder members of the rock band the Rolling Stones.
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Jagger accepted his second and final version. [10] Kali sticking out her red tongue For the logo, Jagger had suggested the tongue of the Hindu goddess Kali. Pasche said at the time, "The design concept for the tongue was to represent the band's anti-authoritarian attitude, Mick's mouth, and the obvious sexual connotations.
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Hey, Mick Jagger, this artist pays homage to the Rolling Stones with her Near West Side murals Debbie Peterson used the band's signature lips logo and other images associated with the Stones on.
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Barca will sport the Rolling Stones' iconic tongue and lips logo on their shirt when they play Real Madrid in El Clasico on 28 October. Audio streaming service Spotify have sponsored Barcelona.
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What do Mick's lips say about him? 1. The color intensity isn't consistent in Mick's print, and they have an uneven look of both dark and light in places of the print instead of a smooth consistent color. This "mottled effect" reflects a stop and go "energizer bunny" type of energy. 2.
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Branding a rock band with a signature badge was a novel idea in 1969 when Mick Jagger called on London's Royal College of Art in search of a student to create some visual assets for his band's.
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The "tongue and lips," also known as the Hot Lips logo, transcended music beyond people who are just fans of the Stones. It is now a staple printed on everything from mugs to t-shirts, so.
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Pasche met with Mick Jagger to discuss ideas for the poster and returned to the frontman with a design a week later. Jagger was not satisfied. "I think it was possibly to do with the colour.
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The V&A holds in its collections the original artwork for the Rolling Stones famous tongue and lips logo - one of the world's most instantly recognisable symbols of rock and roll.. Mick Jagger, singer with the Rolling Stones, commissioned Jon Pasche, who was then a young student at the Royal College of Art in London, to produce the logo.
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So Mick [Jagger] and Andy, in some club some night, were talking about album packages [for their next record]. And Andy said, "Wouldn't it be fun to put a blue-jean zipper on a cover?" And.
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Mick Jagger wearing his the famed Rolling Stones lips logo as a T-shirt in 1971 As lip pin-ups go, there are plenty more besides the designers that have championed them (though as per above, they.
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Pasche set up a meeting with Mick Jagger in early 1970 to discuss ideas for the poster, which had nothing to do with the later tongue and lips logo design. A week after the meeting, Pasche sent the tour poster design to the Stones, but Jagger was not satisfied with the initial design and turned it down.