What posters or artifacts covered your bedroom walls when you were a teenager?
Sparkle Wednesday | April 12, 2023
As teens, posters provide an outlet for self-expression and things we’re passionate about, and chances are posters covered your bedroom walls when you were younger.
According to the website, Design is History, posters were some of the earliest forms of advertising and began as a medium in the early 19th century. They influenced typography and design and helped counter-culture movements, music, ideas, and heart-throbs catch on like wildfire.
What posters or artifacts covered your bedroom walls when you were a teenager?
I remember subscribing to Columbia record club. I think I was 11 or 12. Of course, Mom gave it the ok. 😂 It was exciting to get those long awaited albums in the mail. We played them over and over. Carpenters, Chicago and Jesus Christ Superstar come to mind.
I don’t remember hanging a lot of posters in our bedroom. Susan and I probably didn’t want to ruin our self wallpaper job. I love that our Mom was absolutely fine with it. 💕
I collected LP 33 records of Broadway Hits & displayed them all over my room. I knew every word to every song of my favorites. Flower Drum Song, Carousel, Music Man, South Pacific, The King & I, Oklahoma, & many more! Wish I hadn’t given them away!