Chuck Anderson is a freelance designer with an busting list of impressive clients, or should I say, happy customers. From CD artwork for performers including Lupe Fiasco, Fall Out Boy and Kaskade, to Threadless tees, as well as ads and products for brands such as Upper Playground, Reebok, Absolut, SXSW, Jackson Hole Film Fest etc… he’s done it all. His style isn’t something that you can easily define, as it is a mix of cartoon pop, vector funk and glowing photography. Safe to say that each piece stands out from his overall body of work, and is certainly the “inspiration” for numerous marketing teams around the world.
Anderson has just released a new book titled “Wandering Off Into Space“, which is essentially a glorified coffee table book containing 64 pages of his finest work spanning 2005 to 2008. That might sound harsh, but I would have liked to have seen more amplifying text, explaining his work, process and general philosophy on life. The fact that this product does not kick start your brain beyond pretty visuals might deter fringe enthusiasts from purchasing it. Otherwise, for die hard and new found fans, at $25 a pop, Wandering Off Into Space is a painless addition to your collection.
