1980s
326 creative works found
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Hand-sketched & painted original on canvas. / Available for sale at www.londonderryfineart.com
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great show
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Dario, Super Mario’s Brother.
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A cassette with Old Skool written in tape.
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This Saxophone Player was Playing Just Across the Street from Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco, California, USA, in Front of this Graffiti Covered Brick Wall. People Occassionally Threw Money into His Open Instrument Case.
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Redbubble Tube Station Sign Also available as a t-shirt
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Original artwork version.
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Mission Beach, San Diego, CA, from a photo I took around 1982. March 2009.
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Outrun inspired Ferrari Testarossa retro t
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Looks like it’s an advertisement from the 80’s, right?
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The old city of Kathmandu is an architectural marvel, with an eyeboggling attention to detail and artistic expression. The antiquity of the scene at Durbar square, the bustle of commerce, the smell of flowers, incense, cow dung, human waste, the sounds of the ancient city and the array ofcolours combine to make this one of my favourite places to sit and be absorbed. Nikon FM2, kodachrome slide film, scanned at 3600 dpi, grime and mould cleaned as best as possible in ACDSee Pro….
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A Retro Typography design shaded.
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A Retro Typography design in color
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One of few surviving early ink drawings. Unfortunately most of my early work was destroyed in a school fire in 1981.
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Some orchids from the Grampians, location not known.
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This Is From Mid 1980’s / After Leaving An Interview On Good Morning America TV Show NYC
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a homage to some of the punks that made Sydney what it was way back in the early eighties … it was a different time and place then and a much grittier darker place… the punks and the rock bands have gone but the spirit remains…
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I don’t think mushrooms get enough attention. They are rather interesting fungi and come in all sorts of sizes, colours and textures… just like people. Be careful, many are poisonous. Yeah baby! © 2009 Anne Hale.
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I’m in a bit of a TTV mood this week. Must be feeling nostalgic with the year about to end… A few days ago, someone asked “what did we do without mobile phones?”. This sparked a long discussion about what we did without all the technology of today. I think it’s funny that we used to just turn up to meet people at a certain place, and just wait till they arrived, late or not. Somehow it always worked, no one got left behind, and everyone always showed up! / / What did we do before the digital age? We managed, whatever it was we did. I used to love creating my mix tapes of the radios nightly top 20, or taping video clips on a Saturday morning. I do love how far we have come technologically, the progress we have made in the last 20 years is astounding. I’m in no way anti progression. It’s healthy and good, but it’s what we leave behind sometimes that I miss. / Long live the walkman! :) / / These two viewfinder shots have been combined, layered once, desaturation of one layer, added blue filter, decreased brightness. / / For instructions and information on how I created this shot, see here / / Canon 50D 18 – 55, 58mm + Macro Filter / record: f10, 1/250, ISO 3200 / tape: f3.5, 1/30, ISO 500 / Ansco Rediflex Viewfinder / Home Made Darkbox / / Edited 12am / / MCN:CFJR3-VARDV-Q3Y5W / / / / / / /
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