Viva Brighton Issue #69 November 2018
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REBECCA CUNNINGHAM<br />
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by Olivia Waller (#52). “I’ve<br />
realised I like covers with people<br />
in them,” she adds.<br />
And so this image is peopled with<br />
a variety of characters, stylised<br />
from photographs Rebecca has<br />
found on the internet. The girl,<br />
hand-in-hand with her date, is<br />
based on her; the projectionist is<br />
from her own photo of the Duke<br />
of York’s 35mm projectionist,<br />
Jimmy, who she interviewed for<br />
<strong>Viva</strong> a while ago.<br />
We love it, of course, and we’re<br />
delighted to say we’ll see it again:<br />
Rebecca has promised to take the<br />
issue with her and send us back<br />
a pic for our Spread the Word<br />
section in the December issue.<br />
Bon voyage! Alex Leith<br />
20s-looking font she found in a photo on the internet.<br />
“I’ve added some shine, and roughed up the edges, and<br />
added some skew, because the picture isn’t straight on,”<br />
she says.<br />
The colour scheme might look familiar, too. “It’s funny,<br />
when I think back to my favourite <strong>Viva</strong> covers, a lot<br />
of them have had yellow (or orange) and blue as the<br />
prominent tones,” she says. In particular, she cites the<br />
hipster on the seafront one, by Tommy Pocket (#28),<br />
and the characters sliding down a printing press one,<br />
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