Weirdla Gallery
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weirdlandtv:1979 Lucasfilm Christmas card by Ralph McQuarrie.
weirdlandtv:Ralph McQuarrie designs for Bespin’s Twin-Pod Cloud Cars. The Empire Strikes Back
weirdlandtv:Speeder Bike/Scout Trooper/Scout Walker concept art by Nilo Rodis-Jamero, Joe Johnston,
weirdlandtv:1978 Lucasfilm Christmas card by Ralph McQuarrie.
weirdlandtv:The 1982 Lucasfilm Christmas card (interior), by Ralph McQuarrie.
weirdlandtv:1978 Lucasfilm Christmas card by Ralph McQuarrie.
weirdlandtv:Vintage Muppets stickers from 1981. The quality of Jim Henson merch was always so high.
weirdlandtv:The Plague.Illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1911.I love the figu
weirdlandtv:“Good heavens! It’s raining tiny dead monsters!”
weirdlandtv: Rick Baker transforms Michael Jackson into a werecat during the production of “Th
weirdlandtv:Illustrations by Ferenc Pintér for Shakespeare’s Macbeth. 2001.
weirdlandtv:Cover illustration by Rowena Morrill for the H.P. Lovecraft story, The Dunwich Horror (1
weirdlandtv: Did Alan Aldridge’s 1969 illustration for The Beatles’ “Day Tripper&r
weirdlandtv: MIR SPACE STATION (1995), by Michael Böhme.
weirdlandtv: Illustrations by Ferenc Pintér for Shakespeare’s Macbeth. 2001.
weirdlandtv: Japanese sci-fi illustrator, Noriyoshi Ohrai (1935-2015).
weirdlandtv:The souls of the dead enter the land of the living: the Ekpo Masquerade in Nigeria.
weirdlandtv:Sea Fever.Illustration by Dugald Stewart Walker from Rainbow Gold: Poems Old and New for
weirdlandtv:I am not fit to mate with your perfection. Illustration by Ray Frederick Coyle for a 192
weirdlandtv:Cover art by “horror cartoonist” Gahan Wilson for FOR LAUGHING OUT LOUD #33
weirdlandtv:The Willy Grasser (1923) by English artist, Sidney Sime.
weirdlandtv:Marilyn Monroe in a Land Rover on Long Island, 1957.
weirdlandtv:Keith Ward illustrations for The Scandalous Adventures of Reynard the Fox (1945).
weirdlandtv:The nuclear-powered rocket from the Tintin comic, DESTINATION MOON (1953), and its seque
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