Flotspotting: Modo Dresses Otherwise Obsolete Media in Sweet Packaging

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Modo—short for komodo, as in the dragon, judging by their logo—is responsible for some of the more unorthodox CD, DVD and vinyl packaging out there these days, serving a broad range of clients from their offices in Los Angeles, London, Brighton and China (no exact location given). It seems that some musicians still stubbornly insist on producing a physical document of their work despite the best efforts of iTunes, Spotify, etc.; Modo takes these ideas to the next level with everything from digipaks to flash drives, from traditional print and packaging to bespoke, injection-molded deluxe cases.

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Thankfully, Modo’s designs won’t end up in landfills any time soon: each of their projects is a showpiece, fit to display on a bookshelf or mantle (assuming that the same people who buy box sets also buy books, picture frames, moose heads, etc.).

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