
Is it sci fi if it's illustrating speculatively subjects of actual events? The colours on that asteroid, looks tasty. Love the slingshot figure making the metaphor into a tangible image.
Is it sci fi if it's illustrating speculatively subjects of actual events? The colours on that asteroid, looks tasty. Love the slingshot figure making the metaphor into a tangible image.
I'm in love.
“...paint strokes still visible...using impressionism to craft a warmer, more lived-in image of the future than photorealism can provide.“ 😍 Yes, please.
Quite understandably, many space scapes are done in shades of blue, but I do love when greens enter the picture. 💚
The colours, the curves, the composition. Everything about it makes my brain happy. 🤩
“...it means we didn't heed the warning.“ 🙎🏼♂️🤨
A visually stunning coffee-table book that chronicles the glamour, history, and cultural significance of Hollywood‘s most exclusive post-Oscar celebrations. The book does more than showcase pretty pictures; it also traces how Oscar parties evolved from intimate studio gatherings in the 1940s to the high-profile, branded spectacles of today. Readers interested in Hollywood history will appreciate the timeline of shifting trends in fame and media.
Something's ng almost Ferngully-oil-slick about it, but I like it.
I was unenthusiastic when I saw this on the #WPNF25 longlist: really, another famous dead white guy? So I dragged my feet on picking it up. But once I did, I struggled to put it down because the writing is SO good. There are some issues with some bits near the end being slotted in not quite so seamlessly, but overall I really enjoyed this.