Jul 22
Recensione a "La voce del padrone" di Stanisław Lem
La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
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Recensione a "La voce del padrone" di Stanisław Lem
La lettera della civiltà aliena
La voce del padrone di Stanisław Lem è un romanzo con una cornice fantascientifica e uno svolgimento politico-filosofico.
So I did yet another P51 rewatch mostly last night and then finished it off earlier tonight, as one of the starting phases of my celebrations for the Moon Landing anniversary, and this particular section of my multi-blorbo brain got once again stoked like a woodfire oven. I still very much wonder if the character designers and animators knew what they were going to end up causing when they brought Grawl to life. ❤️🔥👀
Progress <3
All three of these were drawn with slightly different processes and it shows a little i think
Also funnily enough I'm the first one to draw myself in this! Arlin drew Lem and Gabbie drew Arlin.
me and the huzz
sighs,,, Oliver come back i miss you sm come back plllsss
More thoughts on Lem’s Mortal Engines: the telling of stories from the perspective of robots, for whom humans are an extraterrestrial force bearing an ancestral grudge is such an interesting framing, he exposits us on all these robotic societies and then presents humans as a cataclysmic destroyer, an almost robotic (if you’ll pardon me) enemy bent only on vengeance. It’s quite the interesting take, and I’m enjoying it a lot.
Started Mortal Engines by Lem, and it’s been fine so far. The main thing that’s struck me is how well his folktales for the modern age match the Slavic folk tradition he’s drawing from, the pacing and description from the stories are almost pulled from an Ivan and the Firebird or The Sea Prince but with science fiction terms instead of knightly heroic ones.
So what's next?
wow cool.
Useful.
Yes.
Fascinating.
How many times have you wondered if your oranges are refirigerated enough?
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Good.
The rest is useless.