Polymath Cover Art by Attila Hejja
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Claire Keane
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Jules of Nature

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
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Polymath Cover Art by Attila Hejja
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Page illustration detail of NASA’s proposed space station and reusable shuttle spacecraft. Robert McCall illustration for Boys’ Life magazine - June 1972.
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The Goldfinch
Carol Fabritius
Star Wars and Sci-Fi Concept Artworks by Benjamin Last - https://www.this-is-cool.co.uk/star-wars-and-sci-fi-concept-artworks-by-benjamin-last/
Moebius, plate 2 of Voyage d’Hermès: Les Mondes Élémentaires; Un Voyage Imaginé et Dessiné par Moebius (The Elemental Worlds; An Imagined and Drawn Journey by Moebius). Created on the Wacom Cintiq for a Hermès-branded limited-edition folio, 2010.
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Unpublished space art by John Berkey (1932-2008).
Joe Johnston
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Antimatter Refueling Concept Art (Unused) by Rick Sternbach
Art by John Berkey for Star Science Fiction Stories No. 4 (1972). It was also amongst a number of artworks purchased by George Lucas to use as the visual background to try to get movie studios interested in funding Star Wars.
From kitbashed.com: “George Lucas himself personally called Berkey at his home studio and commissioned him to do several paintings to be used as the visual background to try to get a movie studio interested in funding Star Wars.
To serve as visual reference material, Lucas purchased several pieces of space artwork from artist John Berkey, then began drafting his fantasy in earnest. One of Berkey’s illustrations - a rocket-plane diving down from space towards a gigantic metal world - seems to have especially caught and held the director’s eye.“
The U.S.S. Enterprise, as designed for an unrealised movie project from 2018. By Ed Natividad.
From Star Trek Concept Art, Graphics and Design (Pro) on Facebook.
Two more pictures of this Enterprise...
...and a (Klingon? Romulan?) Bird of Prey, for the same unmade 2018 movie.
Art by Martyn and Roger Dean and Richard Clifton-Dey originally intended for Jeff Wayne’s 1977 War of the Worlds album, but never used.
John Berkey
by Marc Zang