Why let good records go to waste? Instead of filling up a landfill somewhere, these vinyls have been carved into pieces of art by Tamas Kanya. He’s a practitioner of “recycled art” using old stuff to make new stuff, and his record designs are rather fantastic.
You can see Batman above, but there’s Star Wars, Blade Runner and more below:
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