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Robotics Retro Science Toy 80s Sweatshirt is the original design that we have created in our studio. We print 80s Sweatshirt using Direct To Garment printing technology.
(Julian S. Krupa's cover for the July 1947 issue of Amazing Stories) Through the window, through the view screen cities are discovered, worlds end in searing flame, vectors to unknown lands are plotted, the horrors of earth are left behind. Alone in a space station an astronaut observes the fragile construction arrayed around him. Through the window,…
L'art dans la S-F.
Ah, the future. The golden, glorious future. A time when food will be replaced by pills, walking will be replaced by hovering, and someone will have finally invented a printer that will print your black and white theatre ticket even though (even though!) you have an empty magenta ink cartridge. Who can wait? Unfortunately, what with the end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it (see:
(Contents information excerpted from The Internet Speculative Fiction Database) Art:Prisoners of the Sky by Gray Morrow The Kettle Black by Nodel Not by Sea by...
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"The Shadow Men" by Earle Bergey
Frank R Paul was an illustrator for the great pulp magazines of the 20s and 30s. His full color covers for Amazing Stories, Wonder Stories Science Fiction Magazine defined the look of what was at the time the brand new genre of science fiction Not only did he illustrate hundreds of covers, he did the…
Hugo Gernsback (1884-1967) has mostly vanished from our cultural memory, which is a pity, because he was an extraordinary man, and his influence on our modern age—electrical, science-permeated, and full of wonders—was outsized.
Time is nobody’s friend. Authors in particular can fall afoul of time—all it takes is a few years out of the limelight. Publishers will let their books fall out of print; readers will forget about them. Replace “years” with “decades” and authors can become very obscure indeed. The Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award was founded in […]
French Retro Futurism as told by 1950s Chocolate Wrappers - Inspiration Vault - Messy Nessy Chic
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"Terra is the name of a science fiction series published by Arthur M...
Charley Harper is an American Modernist artist known for his illustrations of all sorts of wildlife. He called it "minimal realism" but I call it awesome.
Mostly from the 1940s and 50s, we see a naive but also optimistic future.
