ディテールアップを中心に製作しました。ノーズ部を2ｍｍ延長。コックピット周りを改修。タンク部のボリュームアップ。ホバー部をジャンク品等により情報量増。脚部の改修・変更。バズーカーからライトに変更。
Design is submitted by Nico from Belgium. The SF View concept watch design is a minimalist LED watch with an empty space in the middle of the case with time shown within that space. A sci-fi shaped watch with a 3-part display that reminds the inside of a spaceship flight deck. The case is rigid…
Against infinity : Benford, Gregory, 1941- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
“What are the most award-winning Science Fiction & Fantasy books of 1983?” We looked at all the large SFF book awards given, aggregating and ranking
I used to work hard at doing one of these Judging Books by Their Covers posts a week, but I’ve fallen of, and recently realized I’ve been doing more like... Read More »
Rifling through a vintage paperback store to see how artists' depictions of the future changed
Explore Jim Barker's 12461 photos on Flickr!
Cold environment today
fac_f_m
Poul Anderson died on this day back in 2001. Anderson’s career spanned over sixty years, from the 1940s to the early 2000s. He wrote fiction and non-fiction. He published in many genres: fantasy, science fiction, historicals, and mysteries. He wrote dozens of novels and hundreds of shorter pieces, all of a level of quality that […]
One of the iconic late 1960s album covers is the 1967 release by ‘Love’ called ‘Forever Changes’. Not only is it a fantastic album (which comes highly recommended by VoEA) but also the cover art is particularly memorable and one of the early examples of psychedelic art work on album covers. This cover was created [&hellip
richiamo all'ordine
(Tony Roberts' (?) cover for the 1975 edition of Ten Thousand Light-Years From Home (1973), James Tiptree, Jr.) Here's a lighthearted themed science fiction art post on elephants, elephantine aliens, and prehistoric mammoths that I've cobbled together over the last few weeks. Elephants have always made me happy--especially baby elephants.... and yes, I have been…
(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,…
