City of Angels Framed Print A3 Edition of 50
Circa ’87
Friday Nights, Bedford Avenue, London WC1.
With Saturday night’s conquered (RAW), Oliver Peyton unleashed ‘City of Angels’ at the same venue on a Friday night with a soundtrack on the cusp of acid house.
Originally: Two colour artwork, black with red spot colour on yellow a5 paper; rubdown letraset lettering; hand-drawn logo
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper.
Edition of 50.
Please note, all prints are produced digitally using high-resolution scans from original flyers. These however, were produced using pre-digital processes. Whilst care has been taken to ‘clean up’ various imperfections, the original quality has been retains thus lettering/text is not always ‘pin-sharp’.
Circa ’87
Friday Nights, Bedford Avenue, London WC1.
With Saturday night’s conquered (RAW), Oliver Peyton unleashed ‘City of Angels’ at the same venue on a Friday night with a soundtrack on the cusp of acid house.
Originally: Two colour artwork, black with red spot colour on yellow a5 paper; rubdown letraset lettering; hand-drawn logo
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper.
Edition of 50.
Please note, all prints are produced digitally using high-resolution scans from original flyers. These however, were produced using pre-digital processes. Whilst care has been taken to ‘clean up’ various imperfections, the original quality has been retains thus lettering/text is not always ‘pin-sharp’.
Circa ’87
Friday Nights, Bedford Avenue, London WC1.
With Saturday night’s conquered (RAW), Oliver Peyton unleashed ‘City of Angels’ at the same venue on a Friday night with a soundtrack on the cusp of acid house.
Originally: Two colour artwork, black with red spot colour on yellow a5 paper; rubdown letraset lettering; hand-drawn logo
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper.
Edition of 50.
Please note, all prints are produced digitally using high-resolution scans from original flyers. These however, were produced using pre-digital processes. Whilst care has been taken to ‘clean up’ various imperfections, the original quality has been retains thus lettering/text is not always ‘pin-sharp’.