Peter Seville

Peter Seville  is London based Graphic designer born in 1955 in Manchester, England. He had a Firm Called Peter Saville Associates, which was known for Joy Division, and other musicians signed factory records. These records were labeled that he co-founded. . “Referring to his work between 1978 and 1985 Paul Morley described Saville as "a designer of record sleeves that you were tempted to applaud whenever you saw them". In addition to his music-related work, his clients have included CNN, Adobe Systems, Givenchy and Stella McCartney.” (Posted by Eliza Williams, 14 November 2007, 12:00 , Peter Seville 

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In 1979 he became an art director of virgin offshoot, his works related modernism, he worked with Roxy music and also at Wham to OMD.

In 2003 his works were showcased at London’s Design Museum, were he did not reach the museum for exhibition’s marketing materials.

Adidas commissioned him to design limited edition shoes, 5000 units for the adicolor sneakers release, which were then released in 2005.

In 2004 he was commissioned to create a new visual and cultural identity for Manchester-by-Manchester City council.