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Manic Street Preachers-inspired 'Kevin Carter' Art Print Peter Hook but in the end I

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but in the end I went with a science-fiction theme - alone in space and time - and then the extra bonus is the blue theme

I've done a lot of Tears for Fears covers

It's a very famous vintage retro pulp cover

I considered a vintage print ad for tractors - some good John Deere prospects - but in the end the heavy innuendo of the song suggested a better approach was to ignore the actual tractor and go into the seductive barn fatale genre instead

called Quench

Manic Street Preachers-inspired 'Kevin Carter' Art Print Peter Hook but in the end IManic Street Preachers, in their early days, were kings of intense melancholia. The subject of this song, Kevin Carter, was a photojournalist who committed suicide following his win of the Pulitzer for a photo he took during the crushing drought in (now) South Sudan, called 'The Vulture and The Little Girl'. Tough times; this great vintage retro pulp paperback is an unusual combination of photographer and seediness, which doubles as internal turmoil.

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