More Heavy Traffic

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Porno's Never Been More Entertaining Pure inspiration and extremely direct: cover, ads, magazine design - this book takes it inspiration from gay pornography's design history. After the success of Heavy Traffic we now present More Heavy Traffic - yet another treasure trove for vintage fans.

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