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Penguin science fiction covers designed by David Pelham
Artist Unknown
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Hayao Miyazaki’s Japanese Studio Ghibli Cinema Posters (1984 - 2013)
Fantastic M.C. Esher-inspired cover for Batman & Robin (Vol. 1) #26, 2011.
Spirited Away | The Bathhouse
The Silver Swan, built by John Joseph Merlin and James Cox, 1773.
Source: Mechanical Marvels, Clockwork Dreams (BBC)
oh wow, the “water” is an illusion created by spinning glass rods.
wooooooooooah
*Spinning glass rods for the swan robot of 1773AD
David A Hardy
Impossible. Illustration by Paul Callé for Super Science Stories (November 1949).
Kilian Eng
(via Kilian Eng: retro, sci-fi, hand drawn - Artists - Debut Art)
I misread that as Kinder Egg and I was like SIGN ME UP FOR ONE OF THOSE KINDER EGGS.
This man’s work is always jaw-dropping
Castle in the Sky (1986) dir. Hayao Miyazaki
Usually I just think snails are cool looking, plus they get points for being some of the only charismatic megafauna (microfauna?) of the invertebrate world. I even worked on a project back when I was a bio major where I had to count and identify about 10,000 super tiny lake snails, and I didn’t even hate it. But after that serious internet hole I fell into in my last post about shell spirals and slug porn I’m just feeling kinda slimy. Anyway here are some very pretty art nouveau snails to balance out all that science so maybe I can get back to my baseline snail affection without overthinking it.
Anton Seder - Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe - Naturalistischer Teil, Pl. 158 - 1887 - via Heinrich Hein Universitat Dusseldorf
RIP Ursula K. Le Guin Art by Essy May
Balloon Worlds by Steve R Dodd
Mohtz on Society6
For some reason I do not understand this made me tear up.
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