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My entry for Uniqlo’s Pokemon contest!

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Ralph McQuarrie - Illustrated Guide to Star Wars - Coruscant

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The Game Players of Titan by P. K. Dick

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Cover artist isn’t credited, but it sure looks like Paul Lehr to me

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Incredible trio! © Photo by Amy Works

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Gerald Grace, 1983

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Moebius

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‘Star Watcher,’ by Moebius

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Josh Kirby

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A Traveller’s Record of Syrian Monuments Before the War

In April, 2009, Peter Aaron, a veteran architectural photographer, went on vacation with his family, to Syria. It was about one year into President Obama’s first term, long before the name ISIS was broadly known. Aaron brought along a Canon 5D that he had modified several years earlier, removing the infrared coating on its lenses. Shooting with this camera would render blue skies in dark black and foliage in milky white, but he would gain a great level of detail and contrast in the gray-and-earth-colored stones of Syria’s buildings. His wife, a writer, professor, and history enthusiast, came up with the itinerary.

Aaron’s images from that trip amount to a staggering chronicle of ancient and historic monuments, many of which have since been badly damaged or completely destroyed by the war’s many belligerents.

Originally intended as a kind of personal travelogue, these photographs now carry the weight of historical record. As the gruesome civil war continues—and intensifies—they serve as a quiet reminder of Syria’s recent past.

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Frank R. Paul

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Morris Scott Dollens

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ANH: Death Star Shaft (Production Painting by Ralph McQuarrie). When asked whether he considers himself an “artist”, McQuarrie is quick to answer. “Commerciality has nothing to do with art. My paintings are ‘sort of’ art. A real artist wakes up and does what HE wants, instead of what the client wants, the agent wants, the gallery wants, etc. I consider myself a craftsman, a draftsman.”

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Moebius