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[negative1]

the master bedroom area, and posters, and framed







looking forward to more next year.

will probably have a wall exhibit.

later
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[TheBang]

Wow, that's a lot of posters

[StrangeLastName]

Nice!

This reminds me, is there anywhere online that has good scans of Underworld artwork from posters, albums, etc? I've found some things on John Warwicker's website, but that just scratches the surface.

[stimpee]

I like how you are running out of wall space so are using the ceiling.

[potatobroth]

one warning: be sure whatever is over that tall black lamp doesn't fall down into it. those things get insanely hot. one just like it started a fire in the dorm room next to mine when my friend covered it with a t-shirt for some ambiance

[negative1]

Originally Posted by potatobroth

one warning: be sure whatever is over that tall black lamp doesn't fall down into it. those things get insanely hot. one just like it started a fire in the dorm room next to mine when my friend covered it with a t-shirt for some ambiance

yes, i'm aware of that issue with the lamp. its more for looks though.

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[negative1]

Originally Posted by stimpee

I like how you are running out of wall space so are using the ceiling.

the bedroom had angled side panels, so it worked out well.

check out the music room i have made here with even more.









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[negative1]

Originally Posted by StrangeLastName

Nice!

This reminds me, is there anywhere online that has good scans of Underworld artwork from posters, albums, etc? I've found some things on John Warwicker's website, but that just scratches the surface.

best thing to do, is to find every single tomato book, magazine, etc, and just
get them from there. of course thats not easy to do. but i've managed to find
just about most of them (still looking for one of the books though).
i've also scanned several for my own use.

its a huge archive.


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[StrangeLastName]

Yeah, they're proving pretty difficult to find. The Book of Jam PDFs are really good for that particular era, and Warwicker's site has a lot of stuff from the Oblivion/Barking/Compilations era. But finding album/single/promo artwork from the 90s and early 00s is tough. I wonder if there are digital booklets from the reissues.

As a graphic designer and lover of Warwicker's work, I'd love to get copies of "In The Belly of St. Paul" and "The Typographic Mind" but they're really tough to locate online.

[TheBang]

There's a copy of Belly available here: https://nostos.jp/archives/9197