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Quick Moon Deer, more news on the comic book project soon, hopefully !
Last batch of inktobers, comic book themed.Day 28 : Deadly Class - Rick Remender & Wes CraigDay
Third week of Inktober, comic book themed.Day 15 : In-Humus - Linnea SterteDay 16 : Culottées (Braze
I’ve been really hankering for some European sci-fi lately. Here are some cheezy/cool covers f
Theatrum Cometicum / The Theatre of Comets, first published in 1666-68. Amsterdam.Compiled by Polish
explore-blog:The best science books of the year.
imakegoodlifechoices:How to organize your bookshelf according to “Call the Midwife”
Oh my. It’s only been a few weeks and I’ve already sold over 100 copies of my audiobooks. I’m shook.
talesfromweirdland:French comic book artist, Jean-Claude Mézières.
French comic book artist, Jean-Claude Mézières.
coolcurrybooks:Science fiction and fantasy isn’t just a white people thing! I’ve talked about some o
Illustrations from a late 18th century Italian manuscript of scientific lectures delivered by Giovan
martinlkennedy:Peter Goodfellow - Flying Saucer Vision from the book The Flights of Icarus (1977) by
Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pul
retroscifiart:Illustration by Joe Petagno from the book Futuropolis (1978)
Dieter Rams & Jürgen Greubel, Lectron System, 1967-69. Elements, Experiment card, book laborator
wocinsolidarity:Attanya: #WeNeedDiverseBooks because I love science fiction and fantasy books, but I
nemfrog:Elementary Science by Grades, Book Five. 1930. Book cover.
These hand-coloured illustrations are from Chromatics Or, An Essay On The Analogy And Harmony Of Col
superheroesincolor:Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy (2017)Follow twenty-three
This is the cover art I did for the Warhammer 40k Novella, Blade Oath. This was one of the first tim
DynoGuard - Pages 1-7Behold the mysteries of Science Tower One and meet Brach Longstride, our team’s
Anatomia Deudsch. Andreas Vesalius. Nuremberg. Illustrations by Julius Paul Fabricius, 1551.
(2/11) “Suddenly the science and literature books disappeared from our home. They were replaced by I
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