Greg Dunlap

@heyrocker.com

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Senior Director of Content Strategy, Design and Operations at Fueled. CMS nerd. I like pinball a lot.

A photo of an office scene with a bookshelf on the right cluttered with pop culture memorabilia, and the backglass for the Addams Family pinball machine on the left.
A bass drum with the word “Pavement” on it because I went to see the band Pavement
Album cover of What Comes After The Blues by Magnolia Electric Co, it features the silhouette of a bird against a stylizied forest background.
A photo of a Kaypro II computer. My dad brought it home from work and I learned BASIC on it. I called many a BBS using this hunk of metal and It had a game called Ladders that I played the shit out of. It was billed as “portable” since you could fold up the keyboard and carry it around, but it weighed like 30 pounds.
A photo of the spinning lamp mechanism from the pinball machine Tales of the Arabian Nights. The insert in from of the lamp should read "Lightning Lamp" and instead it says "Lighting Lamp" because I guess spelling is just not something we do anymore.
Stern Grand Prix pinball machine. This game was a reskin of Nascar for the European market.
The bottom of the Monopoly pinball playfield, taken in the parking lot at the original Stern Pinball factory in 2001 for Pat Lawlor to judge their quality.
Movie poster for the film Before Sunrise, featuring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy staring into each others' eyes.
A photo of pinball engineer Louis Koziarz leaning back in his chair and pondering his future after getting laid off from Williams Electronics Games. There is a whitewood of the game Wizard Blocks next to him, which never got officially released.
A stack of 13 copies of the book Designing Content Authoring Experiences, stacked with the spines showing. The word "Designing" is accidentally spelled "Desining" because apparently 5 people reviewing the proofs wasn't enough.
A photo of the punk rock band The Ramones, all decked out in leather jackets in front of a sign that reads GABBA GABBA HEY
At the beginning of the pandemic, there was an image going around which involved a 12 step procedure for handwashing, set to the lyrics of a popular song. This image takes that image, and adapts it to the lyrics of the theme for the Black Knight 2000 pinball machine.
A photo of Greg Dunlap sitting in an office at Williams Electronic Games in Chicago. He is surrounded by all manner of pinball paraphenalia and is sporting the worst blonde dye job you've ever seen.
A photo of Chicago looking west down the river with the iconic Marina City on the right.
A photo of the rock band YeahYeahYeahs. They are looking up at a camera with drummer Brian Chase on the left, singer Karen O in the center and guitarist Nick Zimmer on the right.
A still frame from the film 2001: A Sace Odyssey. It is composed symmetrically and depicts a view from below looking up at a black rectangular monolith while the sun rises over the top of it and a crescent moon is shown above that. It is one of the most heartbreakingly perfect frames ever created in the history of the medium.
A very cute brown stripey cat sitting in a bed sitting in a shelf made up to look like a little apartment with some art and a plant.
Kaypro 2 portable computer
DVD cover for the tv show Freaks and Geeks
A silver metal tank as used in the film Damnation Alley.
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