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The Colour and the Shape by Foo Fighters — album cover art

The Colour and the Shape

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By Brett Cassidy1 min readPublished

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Josh Kessler
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The Colour and the Shape by Foo Fighters — album cover art and credits.

The Colour and the Shape is the album by Foo Fighters. The cover was designed by George Mimnaugh, Jeffery Fey. Cover photography by Josh Kessler.

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This story was written and edited by Brett Cassidy for Behind the Covers. Credits and key facts are checked against at least two independent sources, including published interviews, monographs, liner notes, and the design press. When sources disagree, we note it rather than guessing.

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