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Dune Character Illustration Series by Chezka Sunit
FANTASIA (1940) ani. Ollie Johnston, Fred Moore
Chani // Dune
“A desert specialist and one of Africa’s rarest predators, the brown hyena. This ghost town is her home. Its ruins give her protection from the elements. She has been here for 15 years. She’s already reared nine generations of cubs.” David Attenborough | BBC Earth
I am not a gigantic science fiction fan, so I can’t speak with absolute authority on this, but it seems to me that Dune is unusually flexible in its aesthetics. By which I mean, a lot of different folks have visually interpreted Dune a lot of different ways and I find them A. All pleasing in different ways and B. Still identify them as “Duney” no matter how disparate they may be.
That said, this is my favorite — the 2013 “special markets” edition from Barnes & Noble. Not only is it my favorite looking Dune (god, the color scheme of the orange and the deep blue in leatherette, with all the gilt, is so good), I reckon it is also the best looking of all B&N’s gift editions. It just looks SHARP, you know?
Anyway, Dune is great.
Dune Messiah cover by Ematyi on Deviantart
Neil Gaiman, “The Sandman”
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fire walk with me (1992) dir. david lynch // shadow of a doubt (1943) dir. alfred hitchcock
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She stills all storms– Her eyes kill our enemies, And torment the unbelievers.
Near Dark (1987) | dir. Kathryn Bigelow
[Video description: A compilation of clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation showing the instances in which Picard pulled his shirt. It is edited so that every time he pulls his shirt, his badge flies off of his uniform with a 'pop' sound. End description]
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An allegory of sculpture and architecture by Thomas Germain Joseph Duvivier