Famed designer Mike Salisbury, the man behind the imprint on a multitude of diverse products from HALO, the world’s most popular video game, Rolling Stone, Surfer and Playboy magazines to O’Neill and Gotcha surfwear and Levi’s 501 jeans (a brand Salisbury created), is also the genius behind Michael Jackson’s iconic image in black pants, glittery socks, and loafers wearing a single white glove.
More About Mike Salisbury…
Look around anywhere in the United States – and you can find examples of creativity that have literally become American icons. The name Mike Salisbury may not appear on the work, but the brains and hands behind much of it are his.
As the man who created the highest earning re-branding in American business history, Mike Salisbury is recognized by his peers as one of the leading talents in American brand design. He is the man behind the imprint on a multitude of diverse products from Halo-the world’s most popular video game, Michael Jackson’s white glove, Rolling Stone, Surfer and Playboy magazines, O’Neill and Gotcha surfwear, Levi’s 501 jeans (a brand that Salisbury created), along with some of the world’s most recognized corporate branding and product design for companies like Volkswagen, Suzuki, Honda and Hasbro–the biggest toy company in the world.
His work is everywhere in the motion picture industry. Mike helped created marketing campaigns for over 300 movies including Aliens, Jurassic Park, Romancing The Stone, Raiders of The Lost Ark and Moulin Rouge. In the film The People vs. Larry Flynt, Flynt defends the First Amendment based on a concept Mike Salisbury created for Hustler magazine.
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