JUNIOR TOMLIN
WHERE I BELONG IN THE PASSAGE OF TIME
#ARTIST082 | BRITISH
Junior Tomlin, dubbed the `Salvador Dali of Rave’, created some of the most iconic rave flyers and record artwork throughout the 80s and 90s. His sci-fi and fantasy-infused artworks became synonymous with the rave scene of the time, and his posters have become sought-after collectables.
Tomlin’s vivid, colourful, sci-fi inspired illustrations and layouts appeared on flyers for some of the most important raves and club nights of the period – think Dreamscape, Raindance and Raveworld for starters – as well as covers for records by the likes of Renegade Soundwave, The Scientist, Depth Charge, Shades of Rhythm and Xpansions. Oh, and countless key hardcore and jungle compilations released during a time when both sounds were just becoming established.
Tomlin’s visual aesthetic was Afro-Futurism with an airbrush, though his imaginative illustrated visions seemed to draw more from dystopian graphic novels, famous comics (Tomlin also worked as a colourist for Marvel, DC, 2000AD and others), and bleak sci-fi movies than the style’s long artistic history. Junior went on to document all of his music work in his book release showcasing his iconic flyers and record covers.
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WHERE I BELONG IN THE PASSAGE OF TIME
#ARTIST082 | BRITISH
Junior Tomlin, dubbed the `Salvador Dali of Rave’, created some of the most iconic rave flyers and record artwork throughout the 80s and 90s. His sci-fi and fantasy-infused artworks became synonymous with the rave scene of the time, and his posters have become sought-after collectables.
Tomlin’s vivid, colourful, sci-fi inspired illustrations and layouts appeared on flyers for some of the most important raves and club nights of the period – think Dreamscape, Raindance and Raveworld for starters – as well as covers for records by the likes of Renegade Soundwave, The Scientist, Depth Charge, Shades of Rhythm and Xpansions. Oh, and countless key hardcore and jungle compilations released during a time when both sounds were just becoming established.
Tomlin’s visual aesthetic was Afro-Futurism with an airbrush, though his imaginative illustrated visions seemed to draw more from dystopian graphic novels, famous comics (Tomlin also worked as a colourist for Marvel, DC, 2000AD and others), and bleak sci-fi movies than the style’s long artistic history. Junior went on to document all of his music work in his book release showcasing his iconic flyers and record covers.
For sizing and delivery details click HERE.
WHERE I BELONG IN THE PASSAGE OF TIME
#ARTIST082 | BRITISH
Junior Tomlin, dubbed the `Salvador Dali of Rave’, created some of the most iconic rave flyers and record artwork throughout the 80s and 90s. His sci-fi and fantasy-infused artworks became synonymous with the rave scene of the time, and his posters have become sought-after collectables.
Tomlin’s vivid, colourful, sci-fi inspired illustrations and layouts appeared on flyers for some of the most important raves and club nights of the period – think Dreamscape, Raindance and Raveworld for starters – as well as covers for records by the likes of Renegade Soundwave, The Scientist, Depth Charge, Shades of Rhythm and Xpansions. Oh, and countless key hardcore and jungle compilations released during a time when both sounds were just becoming established.
Tomlin’s visual aesthetic was Afro-Futurism with an airbrush, though his imaginative illustrated visions seemed to draw more from dystopian graphic novels, famous comics (Tomlin also worked as a colourist for Marvel, DC, 2000AD and others), and bleak sci-fi movies than the style’s long artistic history. Junior went on to document all of his music work in his book release showcasing his iconic flyers and record covers.
For sizing and delivery details click HERE.
