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Pages from Peter Andrew Jones’ Solar Wind
These illustrations were scanned from "Spacecraft 2000-2100 A.D." by Stewart Cowley. I picked up the book from the Houston Public Library Book Sale. It is part of the Terran Trade Authority Handbook series, which wikipedia says is a set of books published in the late 70s about made up space worlds. Illustrations were provided by J.S. Artists, Ltd.
Believer probe design by Bob McCall If you’re a regular reader of Space 1970 you’re already more than familiar with the 1979 television...
The Museum of Sci-Fi launched an online gallery of old Omni magazine concepts in art and sci-fi.
a collection of retro sci-fi images from all over the web on Tumblr
A collection of spaceship illustrations that are based on realistic designs and assumptions.
This August 26 - 27, 2020, Prop Store will hold its first ever L.A. Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction . The event will feature 870 lot...
DINKY 106 THUNDERBIRD 2 (1974-1980): UPDATED: 9th OCTOBER 2018 Dinky replaced its very popular 101 Thunderbird 2 with an re-designed version. It was slightly larger and had sturdier legs but was coloured blue unlike the 101 which was green. Instead of keeping the same catalogue number it was presumably deemed sufficiently different to justify a…
Inspired by 1950s artist Chesley Bonestell, and Eastern meditation, John has created contemplative sci-fi art for fifty years
Newer Worlds | McCall Studios
Pulp Fiction 1960s Cover
Shigeru Terada, from JCA Annual 3 (1980)
Some quick visualisations for a little ongoing film project with friends. Nothing serious, just for fun.
In the hustle and bustle of...stuff...it's always nice to take a break and get reacquainted with some of the greats of our field. Today: Ron Cobb. With no formal art training, Ron began his career at the age of 18 as an "inbetweener" artist for the Walt Disney Studios and eventually graduated to
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