one or more persons obscuring or augmenting any part of their body or bodies with record sleeve(s) causing an illusion

Photo credit: Peter Rockwell Three years ago, we brought you the phenomenon known as Sleeveface, which involves taking the sleeve of a vinyl record and

Sleeveface is an intriguing phenomenon making its rounds on the web. It has become particularly popular on social networking sites.

MyModernMet's Pinar: "Three years ago, we brought you the phenomenon known as Sleeveface, which involves taking the sleeve of a vinyl record and extending the image outside of its confined frame through photography. Since then the project has grown, inspiring others to create their own image... See MyModernMet's 21 Sleeveface photo picks for 2011 in the full post.

The sleeveface phenomenon is an awesome internet trend that looks like it just won't go away. The idea is simple: take a vinyl record sleeve and augment your face or any other part of your body and your environment with...

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The money shot or banknote face  featured previously was a nice diversion from the more serious portraits of this blog. If you tried to ...

Sleeveface: Be the Vinyl, the book is out on October 30th. Started one night in 2007 by the drunk owner of a small U.K. label, My Kung Fu Records, (no

After introducing the phenomenon known as Sleeveface in 2008 and sharing the best ones of 2011, now we're back for round 3 with some of our recent