Radiohead’s Art Director Offers a Christmas Card

December 18, 2013 Alan Cross 0 Comments

Stanley Donwood, the man behind most of Radiohead’s artwork, offers this Christmas card that doubles as a plea for environmental action. Apparently, if you love Santa and want to save his home, you need to click on this image.

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