The Acorn Gallery
Keepin' It Old Skool Deluxe by JJ Adams
Keepin' It Old Skool Deluxe by JJ Adams
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Type: Limited Edition Print
Edition: 10
Medium: Giclee On Paper
Framed Size: 44" x 51"
Signature: Yes, Hand Signed by JJ Adams
Certificate: Yes
Delivery: FREE UK Delivery
This is Double Framed in a Hand Embellished, Graffiti Splattered, Black Ornate Frame with a White Slip.
We all know and highly appreciate JJ's passion for all things retro and no more so than when his subject matter reflects his own loves from his younger days. The "Boom Box"
JJ has used a specific model that he himself owned and used for many years growing up and is possibly his own favourite title in the collection. The beauty of the artwork is both the simplicity of the negative space and the intricate detail of the ghetto blaster and it's graffiti, stickers and labels spread throughout the artwork.
By filling the paper orientation as much as possible, this will be a real attention grabber on any wall in your home or business which will trigger comments of "I had one of those"
The working QR Code discretely placed along the tape-deck of the Boom Box - is compatible with all Apple iPhone & iPad & Android devices and when scanned by the camera, will automatically play a music video clip... just to offer a little insight into JJ's nostalgic studio soundtrack preferences
