Stanley Donwood, the Bath, England-based fine artist who is also the visual artist behind Radiohead, just released Terrordome, a new print in conjunction with Radiohead's tour dates in London this past week. If you made the shows, well, you are lucky. If you didn't, you can buy the print in Donwood's webstore... 

Stanley Donwood, who has ceated the visual identity for superband Radiohead for nearly 20 years, will be opening a new series of works at Subliminal Projects on April 28, 2012, with the exhibition Lost Angeles. Continuing on Donwood's theme set with his London Views series, Lost Angeles will be highlighted by a 18-foot apocalyptic panorama of the City of Angels being destroyed by fire, flood and meteor storm.

Stanley Donwood, who has ceated the visual identity for superband Radiohead for nearly 20 years, will be opening a new series of works at Subliminal Projects on April 28, 2012, with the exhibition Lost Angeles. Continuing on Donwood's theme set with his London Views series, Lost Angeles will be highlighted by a 18-foot apocalyptic panorama of the City of Angels being destroyed by fire, flood and meteor storm.

Stanley Donwood, the man behind most of Radiohead's imagery, has finished his annual Glastonbury Festival print and its available on his website as we speak. You may or may not know, Glastonbury in England is the biggest (just in name value) and probably best music festival in the world each year.

There was a big buzz a few months back when Oxford, England supergroup Radiohead announced their 8th LP, The King of Limbs. The music portion was exciting, but for we art and design nerds, it was the Stanley Donwood and Radiohead special "Newspaper Album" packaging that was slated for release June 1, 2011.

London-based Jux-contributor Butterfly was at the opening of Works On Paper, Stanley Donwood's new show at Lazarides' The Outsiders space. Must be a busy time for Mr. Donwood, as he is the artist behind the first ever "newspaper" album, as he does all the artwork for Radiohead. They are set to release said newspaper album version of The King of Limbs in May. Opening photos after the jump . . .

A lot of people are looking forward to the motion picture adapation of Japanese author Haruki Murakami's classic novel Norwegian Wood, being released this March, 2011. We are excited for the original score by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, some others are excited because this is like the Japanese Catcher in the Rye turned visual, and budding designers are excited because Don't Panic has created the Norwegian Wood Poster Competition. More after the jump . . .

At the beginning of September 2010, we spent some significant time with Stanley Donwood here in San Francisco, and posted a 3-part interview with the artist on the site. Now, the Terry Gilliam of Radiohead has moved himself to Rome, Italy at Mondo Bizzarro Gallery for his newest show, "Palimpsest."