The Allman Brothers Band, Brothers and Sisters
The Allman Brothers Band, Brothers and Sisters
SKU:The Allman Brothers Band, Brothers and Sisters
Embroidery stitched directly through a vinyl record sleeve.
12x12x2 inches, framed in acrylic.
This is one of the Allman Brothers most famous albums from the 1970’s. The cover using a family photo of a little boy standing in a field was a technical challenge because of all the small details in the environment. The band had suffered two losses the previous year with the deaths of Duane Allman (1971) and Berry Oakley (1972.) The photo captures a moment of innocence and hope as if to declare everything would be alright. The child was stitched in a thinner rayon thread to accentuate the details of his hair and clothing. The logo was created as a patch and then mounted onto the album cover. There are over 100,000 hand digitized stitches on this album cover. Upon closer examination you can see individual stitches that adorn the cover.
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ABOUT THE WORK
UP-CYCLING
Designed and crafted with a modern eye and luxurious up-cycled materials. These reimagined pieces have their own unique style.
EMBROIDERY
An exquisite blend of hand-digitized embroidery, collage and assemblage goes into each and every piece.
FRAMING
Pieces are framed in clear acrylic ready for display and presented in luxurious packaging.
STUDIO
Each piece is signed and numbered to ensure authenticity and uniqueness, then carefully shipped directly from our studio in Charlotte, NC.
