[burritobreath]

[dream-and-delirium]

Ellsworth Kelly COLORS ON A GRID (A. 140) 1976

[zegalba]

Nike: Dunk Low “Plum 2001” Rerelease (2020)

[fotojournalismus]

Black Panthers in Chicago, Illinois, 1969.

Photographs by Hiroji Kubota

[70sscifiart]

Horacio Salinas Blanch

[hildeeveraert]

Berndt Klyvare - Children playing in Ireland ca 1960

[last-picture-show]

“I believe in the imagination. What I cannot see is infinitely more important than what I can see.”

- Duane Michals

[guggenheim-art]

Meteor by Burhan Dogancay, 1995, Guggenheim Museum

Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York Gift, Tom and Remi Messer, 2003 © Burhan Dogancay Medium: Acrylic and paper on canvas

[gypsyastronaut]

[michaelschmidtart]

[joeinct]

Photo by Pino Musi

[80sanime]

[70sscifiart]

Anyone know this artist? It’s very Martian Chronicles, but doesn’t appear to have been used as a cover.

Edit: It’s by Douglas Chaffee! Thanks everyone.

[cleocliche-blog]

YOU NIQQAS WANNA LEARN ELVISH?! HERE YA GO!

[idareu2bme]

is this legit?

[stut--ter]

This is legit. My husband, sitting across the room, looks over and says, “IS THAT SOMEONE SHOWING HOW TO CONVERT ENGLISH TO TENGWAR?  BECAUSE THAT’S THE WAY!”

Believe this man.  He owns atlases of Middle Earth, the complete history of Midle Earth (leatherbound), and has read the books at least 150 times.  Also: speaks elvish.

Yes.

[the-darkest-of-lights]

Sigils in elvish would look cool

[toiletpapercosmos]

[retroscifiart]

Morris Scott Dollens was a prolific writer and illustrator of science fiction. In the 1930s he published one of the first science fiction fanzines when he was just 16. He went on to paint and sell thousands of works, but remained relatively unknown in the science fiction art world. There is a touching tribute to Dollens from a fan here

[robert-hadley]

The World of Interiors, October 2017. Photo - Anne Garde