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Experience the iconic hot lips logo of The Rolling Stones, a globally recognised symbol that embodies the spirit of rock and roll. Designed in 1970 by talented art student John Pasche, this emblem has become an enduring icon in popular culture.
Following the creation of the hot lips logo, John Pasche went on to hold prestigious positions in the art world, eventually becoming the Creative Director at the esteemed South Bank Centre.
Since its introduction in 1971, the hot lips logo has graced every Rolling Stones album, solidifying its status as a symbol known and cherished worldwide. The original artwork for this iconic tongue and lips logo is now preserved in the esteemed collections of the V&A.
Discover the artistic works of John Pasche and delve into the creative legacy behind The Rolling Stones' legendary hot lips logo.
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