When I Hear That 80s Song by MajinBoo
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Title was inspired from lyrics of the Stan Bush song "The 80s" which ironically released 2 years ago. I got itch to do something with 80s vibe from some of poser4me recent art posts. If you haven't seen his work your really missing out. I wasn't even a teen in the 80s but I grew up loving the music and still do. Played a lot of 80s and music inspired from the decade while putting this together. Anybody got a favorite 80s song?
Comments (7)
Tracesl
excellent
MajinBoo
Gratitude Tracesl.
kelchris3 Online Now!
Loved those times. Zebra print everything, neon, fun times.
MajinBoo
Hey kelchris3 yet I miss those times. Wish I could go back and the savor the time.
uncollared
Fantastic setting and lighting. Looks like a fun night out
MajinBoo
Thanks the lighting was a little tricky. Used different lighting when I rendered the figure in the foreground.
anitalee Online Now!
Excellent
MajinBoo
Thanks again anitalee
jancas
Nice work
MajinBoo
Hey thanks jancas appreciate the comment
BKE
NICE I AM IN MY 70'S AND AM HEAVILY INTO THE OLDIES. MY RADIO IS AWAYS ON THE OLDIES STATION. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.
MajinBoo
Glad I could spark some good memories BKE 😁
poser4me Online Now!
Those were good times, we would put a quarter on the ledge of the arcade machine, which means I got next game. And there are so many great songs from the 80's watching music videos. My playlist is extensive: Police, Journey, Hall and Oates. I had my Sony Walkman playing my mix tape just like Star Lord. Lol Good times.
MajinBoo
Yeah I love how the quarter on the ledge rule stuck even in the 90s. Sony was my go to for portable music. There's nothing like finding just the right radio station and having plenty of custom and official tapes on a long road trip.