Through some in-depth research, I found that the first boombox was created in London circa 1884. Composed entirely of wrought iron and candles, this rare gem was forgotten over the course of time, only to coincidentally be reinvented and popularized 100 years later.
This is my tribute to that first boombox, lovingly made for Exact Science Clothing in San Francisco.
17 Comments
timemachine said 3 months ago
BIGGIE!
alrightok said 3 months ago
nice dude...exact science is great.
godmachine said 3 months ago
nice.
sittingduck said 3 months ago
this is the first time I’ve actually liked a boombox design.
image620 said 3 months ago
Crazy detail I like it.
herky said 3 months ago
beautiful.
uri said 3 months ago
in depth!
jimiyo said 3 months ago
usually i hate boomboxes and cassette tapes cause they are so played out. nice to see you just didnt go and use some shitty leveled photo or stock vector. WOrd to your mother! this is great.
dsprad said 3 months ago
I agree with Jimiyo. I love finding designs that take an otherwise generic theme and redefine it. Nice!
volatile v said 3 months ago
reminds me of the flatliners logo thing, but still very nice.
corefolio said 3 months ago
nice :]
heythequickness said 3 months ago
JoeBaronDesign said 3 months ago
this is a well designed piece. exact science puts out good designs and i liked what you did with this
davidaronhopper said 3 months ago
Very good job. I second all the comments about taking an otherwise overused idea and reinventing it. Keep it up!
wotto said 3 months ago
Bard said 3 months ago
very nicely done! the mics could have been crossed instead to get a more cohesive composition though, but other than that, i think it’s AMAZING!
Elit3Ac3s said 3 months ago
This is literally on of the coolest shirts Ive ever seen In my life.Nice freaking job dude.Too bad its too expensive for my budget :(