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dieselfutures

Selection of Rayguns

djphil9999

interplanetaryconnections-deact

Definitely my favorite by George Barr

thebristolboard

Forgotten masterpiece: ”Desert Eyeball” (砂漠の眼玉 - Sabaku no Medama), a one-shot manga by Maki Sasaki, from the August 1970 issue of Garo magazine. Also check out “A Dream to Have In Heaven.”

atomic-chronoscaph

70s sci-fi and fantasy novels covert art by Charles Moll

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

#david bowie #labrinth #jim henson

70sscifiart

Earl Norem

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Frau im Mond movie poster, 1929

priceofliberty

"Inspiration is a word used by people who aren't really doing anything." -Nick Cave

#nick cave #inspiration

eugenialoli

“Encapsulated by Double Quotes" by Eugenia Loli.

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"When we first broke into that forbidden box in the other dimension, we knew we had discovered something as surprising and powerful as the New World when Columbus came stumbling onto it." -Ken Kesey

#ken kesey #psychedelics #happy birthday #one flew over the cuckoo's nest #literature

threeifbyrobot

Artist of the Day: Chris Foss, celebrated artist whose work graced countless sci fi book covers, including novels by Asimov, Vance, Blish, Harrison, and E.E. Doc Smith, matte paintings for Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, and illustrator of the original Joy of Sex (yes, we have Foss to thank for every last natural body hair).

Notably, Foss’s iconic cover for Asimov’s "The Stars Like Dust " was coped and made into a large scale painting by the contemporary artist Glenn Brown, and sold at auction for $3.5 million - none of which Foss himself received.

When asked during a recent BBC interview about the Brown painting sale and what his current work goes for, Foss humbly replied: “Let’s just say I’m doing a painting and it will buy me - which is what I want - a state of the art diesel tractor.”