Architect, Digital Artist, Futurist
A multi-day party with rollerskating, sci-fi costuming and decor, liquid nitrogen ice cream, "merrymakers," coffee ground readings, a sci-fi makeup station, personalized Muppets, a "Leisure Listening Lounge," and omg so much more -- this wedding is off the chain. See the amazing photos and costumes right NAO!
frank kelly freas - from this day forward
Science fiction on TV in the 1970s was a tough sell. While Star Trek: The Original Series was wildly popular in syndication, that level of success eluded other series, including a few produced by Trek’s creator, Gene Rodenberry. Here is list of lost sci-fi TV shows from the 1970s.
The May, 1969 issue of Science Journal features an article by Dr. Rodney Wendell Johnson about lunar colonies of the future. Dr. Johnson was the Advanced Planner for NASA's Advanced Manned Mission Program Office. The illustrations by Roy G. Scarfo that accompany the article are
Today we begin a new bi-weekly feature that introduces the art and history of the members of the International Association of Astronomical Artists (IAAA),
Its origins go back centuries, and now Arabic science fiction is witnessing a revival of interest, writes BBC Arabic's Lydia Green.
Review of Cy Girl Aurora from bbi.
In Part 1, I took a look at Hans Jenssen, a modern master of cutaway illustration. In this part, I'll spotlight two illustrators from the 1940's and 50's, back when cross-sections were the method of choice for explaining all of the war-era and post war-era technological innovations to the American...
Space Suits - Atomic Rockets
Mike Hill is an art director and concept artist at Karakter Design Studio in Berlin, Germany. Originally from the United Kingdom, Mike moved to Amsterdam in 2008 where Karakter provided design services to Guerrilla Games for Killzone 3. Since that time the studio has relocated to Berlin and has built a client list including Crytek, […]
I created the Wanderer (Main player) for Farpoint on PSVR at Impulse Gear. I also made the "Red Planet Wanderer" skin for pre-orders. Concept by Andre Balmet https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8R8n6
Another Russian children's book about spaceflight, will they never end? This one is about the dreams of a boy and his space toys as the...
Fully rigged realtime character. I aimed to combine vintage sci-fi aesthetic with some contemporary coolness. Rendered in Toolbag 2
Captain Flight #11 (Four Star, 1947) Condition: GD+. L. B. Cole robot cover. Overstreet 2007 GD 2.0 value = - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...
artist - Fred Freeman
The 1955 Lion Annual doesn't have any space flight content but still has a nice cover The 1956 Lion Annual has a nice two page illu...
“I wouldn’t have loved you if you’d been a usual man. And you wouldn’t have loved me if I’d been a woman who didn’t dress like an insect…” The fantastic images you see here are of a twenty-six-year-old Katharine Hepburn dressed up as a shiny silver bug from outer space, from her first starring role in the 1933 film, Christopher Strong. In Christopher Strong, Hepburn plays free-spirited aviator, Lady Cynthia Darrington who has never taken up with a man due to her intense focus on her career. Despite the sound of it, the...
This post is part of the just-about monthly Female Filmmaker series. Read about the original motivation here. “Isn’t it wonderful that you’ve had such a great career, when you had no right to have a career at all?” – Katharine Hepburn’s telegram, cabled during a DGA tribute to Dorothy Arzner in 1975 Dorothy Arzner’s…
