Artwork for an album of a live recording of a 1973 concert by the Cecil Taylor Unit, recorded at Town Hall in New York City and released as Spring of Two Blue-J’s on Taylor’s own Unit Core label in 1974. The design is credited to Don Mathe and Li Baily with a photograph by jazz photographer Katsuji Abe and Davison Epanoul with biform glyphs and the sharp alternates for c and e.

An unedited recording of the entire concert was released digitally by Oblivion Records in February of 2022.

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Artwork for the album Cecil Taylor Unit by free jazz pianist Cecil Taylor, released in 1978 on New World Records. The cover features a painting by David X. Young (1930–2001) and design by New World Records designer Elaine Sherer Cox. The cover uses Blippo and its alternate A in the form of an enlarged two-story lowercase letter.

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Sinaloa and all-caps ITC Avant Garde Gothic set on an angle, for Dark To Themselves. This album by free jazz pioneer Cecil Taylor (1929–2018) and Unit was recorded live at the 17th Yugoslavian Jazz Festival in Ljubljana, June 16th, 1976. This is the cover of the US release on Inner City Records. On the back, the design is credited to German duo Weber/Winckelmann, with photography by Giuseppe Pino.