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Flight from suburbia. Popular Mechanics magazine cover illustration detail - February 1951.
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Flight from suburbia. Popular Mechanics magazine cover illustration detail - February 1951.
Oh also! The Eisengeistian Wasps from Gath :) These were super fun to work on - again a collaboration with @domirine and @galacticjonah, without whom I would have drowned in the sheer amount of ARTE this season ♥
Image ID: Eisengeistian Wasps - flying machines with canvas wings and large propellers. Widow's Breath exhaust streams out of the back. Soldiers with lightning rifles and mech suits with machine guns stand on the body and wings of the ship, pointing their weapons towards the camera.
"See this other engraving... It's an immense balloon carrying a ship, fortresses, houses, etc. The caricaturists do not think that someday their foolish jokes will become reality!
A fanciful flying machine from Jules Verne's short story Un Voyage en Ballon (A Trip in a Balloon) (Musée des Familles, August 1851), later reprinted as Un Drame dans les Airs (A Drama in the Air).
The original 1903 Wright Flyer on display at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC
A new electric cargo airship project by Flying Whales and Evolito Limited promises to transform heavy cargo transport by 2027. The massive a
Flying high over the little factory town
1898.