Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The 70's Volume one

73cm x 73cm Framed

£ 1950.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 40.00 )
Bob Dylan

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Elton John

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
David Bowie

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Pink Floyd

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Who

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Sex, Drugs, And - Rolling Stones

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Madness One Step Beyond

40cm Diameter (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Greatest Hits Vol 2

35.5cm x 65.5cm

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Blondie

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Frankie Says Relax

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Greatest Hits

Paper size 50cm x 50cm Image size: 46cm x 46cm

£ 120.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks

40cm Diameter (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Queen

40cm diameter - (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Led Zeppelin

40cm diameter - (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Thin Lizzy

40cm diameter - (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Pink Floyd, The Wall

40cm diameter - (Also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Jam - Union Jack

40cm Diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Acid House II

60cm diameter - (Also available in 40cm £380.00)

£ 600.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 15.00 )
Smiley Spliff

60cm diameter - (Also available in 40cm £380.00)

£ 600.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 15.00 )
AC/DC

40cm diameter - also available in 60cm (£600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Rolling Stones giant 3D vintage pin badge

40cm diameter - also available in 60cm (£600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Jam - All Mod Cons

40cm Diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Specials - 2Tone

40cm diameter available only

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
PiL

40cm diameter

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Springsteen giant 3D vintage pin badge

60cm diameter

£ 600.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 15.00 )
The Beatles giant 3D vintage pin badge

40cm diameter only

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Duran Duran (Rio)giant 3D vintage pin badge

40cm diameter (also available in 60cm £600)

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Acid House (Hacienda)giant 3D vintage pin badge

40cm diameter only available

£ 380.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
The Cure giant 3D vintage pin badge

60cm diameter also available in 40cm (£350)

£ 600.00 ( plus UK p&p £ 10.00 )
Biography

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 ticket stubs and giant pin badges.

In 2015 Tony started his art career painting giant tickets for gigs and sporting events from the 1960's to the 1990's. In his first year he was commissioned to paint concert tickets from gigs by The Clash, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, U2, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Queen and David Bowie. He now offers a unique service to recreate and paint your favourite ticket stub as a giant piece of art.

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 has since exhibited his artwork in London.

All Tony's badge designs 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.

More recently, 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'.