4.25” x 5.5” blank card.
Textured 110 Felt Ultra white paper.
Unless otherwise requested, they are packaged with a white envelope in a clear sleeve.
About the image:
“The Walkman” is a limited series of eight 11” x 14” prints created using the reductive or elimination method of linocut.
This print was inspired by amazing industrial design and a deep love of analog objects. The Sony Sports Walkman WM-F5 was introduced in 1983. It was the first “splash proof” Walkman and the first to don what became a signature color for Sony. It boasted FM radio, dual jacks, and in-ear headphones. It retailed for about $100.
You could pop a cassette in this little beauty and listen to all the songs on the A-side before ejecting to flip it over the B-side. Likely, you listened to an entire album several times before swapping it out for a new cassette.
When is that last time you did that?
4.25” x 5.5” blank card.
Textured 110 Felt Ultra white paper.
Unless otherwise requested, they are packaged with a white envelope in a clear sleeve.
About the image:
“The Walkman” is a limited series of eight 11” x 14” prints created using the reductive or elimination method of linocut.
This print was inspired by amazing industrial design and a deep love of analog objects. The Sony Sports Walkman WM-F5 was introduced in 1983. It was the first “splash proof” Walkman and the first to don what became a signature color for Sony. It boasted FM radio, dual jacks, and in-ear headphones. It retailed for about $100.
You could pop a cassette in this little beauty and listen to all the songs on the A-side before ejecting to flip it over the B-side. Likely, you listened to an entire album several times before swapping it out for a new cassette.
When is that last time you did that?
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