London Calling (The Clash)

TBOY has revised and re-drawn these iconic albums on the basis of how they might have looked if Keith Haring had designed them himself in his recognisable style – using his colourful stick man characters.

There are 25 inconic new 12" version album cover to choose from. This new collection offers a vibrancy and eye-catching style that will ensure they stand out in any setting.

Keith Haring (1958–1990) was a trailblazing American artist known for his distinctive and socially engaged graffiti-inspired art. Emerging from the vibrant New York City street art scene in the 1980s, Haring gained international acclaim for his bold, energetic, and accessible style. His iconic figures, often depicted in radiant colours, conveyed messages of activism, love, and unity. Haring’s work transcended traditional art boundaries, breaking down barriers between high and low art. Beyond his artistic contributions, he was an outspoken advocate for AIDS awareness and LGBTQ+ rights. Tragically, Haring’s life was cut short by AIDS, but his impact on the art world endures.

Tboy is a big fan of Keith’s work with his new collection reflecting this with the question ‘If Keith had designed the most iconic albums in the world, what would they look like?’

Images available in a choice of white or black frames or as a paper only print  supplied with hard card backing and acetate packing & certification.