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Led Zeppelin is a giant 3D badge by Tape Deck Art. From a limited edition of 20, this badge is signed and numbered by the artist. This artwork is printed onto vinyl and wrapped onto a hand spun aluminium badge, hand finished, powder coated, epoxy resin and polished. PLEASE NOTE: These artworks are hand made to order and cannot be returned unless faulty.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Giant 3D badge, printed onto vinyl and wrapped onto a hand spun aluminium badge, hand finished, powder coated, epoxy resin and polished
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Tony Dennis aka Tape Deck Art is a self-taught British contemporary artist with a passion for music and design who paints and creates giant 3D pin badges.
Tony Dennis aka Tape Deck Art is a self-taught British contemporary artist with a passion for music and design who paints and creates giant 3D pin badges.
In the early part of 2016 Tony craved to design and paint a piece of artwork that was eye catching, tactile and totally different. At the same time, he was collecting vintage punk badges from the mid to late 1970’s. He put the two together and came up with the idea of painting and forming Giant 3D pin badges from designs he already had in his collection. After nearly 9 months of research and fabricating countless prototypes, Tony painted his first badge in early 2017 and now sells his badges in galleries in the UK and the United States. All Tonys badge design’s are taken from actual pins from the 1970’s to the 1980’s with a heavy influence on the punk scene, painting a number of badges from designs manufactured by Better Badges from the years 1976-84. In 2018, Tony worked with French graffiti artist Invader and produced 10 giant pin badges using the artists designs for his month long LA exhibition 'Into the white cube’. Since 2018 Tony has worked with Hard Rock hotel chain and more recently will be releasing a series of Prodigy oversized badges after the band contacted him in the summer of 2020.
