Art and text by Chet Phillips, Googie A-Go-Go is a little pamphlet styled book packed with a large helping of silly humor. 14 illustrations of imaginary signage styled in the flavor of Googie architecture. Each has it's own historical description. Pages are printed on 80 lb. gloss book contained around sturdy "Classic Columns "red cover paper and held together with stitched red thread. Book dimensions are 4.25" x 5.5"

Limited edition of 50. Each is numbered and signed by the artist.

The term "Googie" originates back to 1949 with the design of Googie's coffee shop in LA, designed by John Lautner. It served as an inspiration for an architectural style based on space-age designs using shapes such as boomerangs, atoms and parabolas. Motels, coffee houses and bowling alleys were some of the building types that were used to express this form of art, starting in the late 40s through the mid 60s.

Images were created using the digital software program Painter. Please note due to computer monitors differences in colors may vary. The vivid colors in your book may differ somewhat from what you see on your monitor.

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