Matthew Cooper / Paul McCartney 'Kisses On The Bottom'
Matthew Cooper was commissioned by MPL to work on the design for Paul McCartney's latest album 'Kisses On The Bottom'. Matthew worked with both Jonathan Schofield (Visual Director at Stella McCartney) and with Paul McCartney's daughter Mary McCartney on the album sleeve. He designed both the CD and LP packages along with posters and merchandise to promote the album.
You can see more of Matthew's work here. We'll also soon have a folder up showing more of the design work Matthew's done for bands like Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand and Caribou.
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