Near Dark (1987)

Existential Trap Doors -- Philip K. Dick Philip K.

Tim Powers, on the elusive reality in Phillip K. Dick
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I love to hear that! Here's a letter size file, the original isn't bigger than that. It should be easily printable.
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Cover page of The Learning Company Software Catalog from Fall of 1991 with a group of children who are waaaay too excited to be playing "Super Solvers: OutNumbered!"

Hey, look. It's a decent scan of this legendary image!

Great film, brilliant director.

A story about a team of stunt doubles, a broken down star and a movie production in the desert; part 1 is up: thesecretknots.com/comic/the-ba...

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Want to check out the first installment of my new comic The Battalion? It's a free post on Patreon.
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Demented geometry. (I had to fight the online translator to keep those words intact)

Contemplate this on the Tree of Woe.

Some more frames from Hermann

Messiah of Evil (1974)

When there's no time to initiate your star in the occult.
(comic in progress)

Emilie Tronche ("Samuel") directed "Ça pik un peu quand même", a music video for French-Korean singer Miki.
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Steranko color guides for Our Love issue 5.
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An illustration for “The Nymph of the Waterfall”, a poem by B Montgomerie Rankin in ‘London Society, Holiday Annual’ 1875

Illustration for “The Dragon of St Paul’s” by Reginald Bacchus and Ranger Gull, from The Ludgate 1899

“The Mermaid” by SH Sime (from an appreciation of the artist – ‘The Carlyle of Art’ by Walter C Purcell, in The Ludgate, 1900)

Artwork by SH Sime (from an appreciation of the artist – ‘The Carlyle of Art’ by Walter C Purcell, in The Ludgate, 1900)

Illustrations from the Victorian magazines 'Belgravia' and 'The Ludgate' 1875-1900 (Artist: W Wagner, Louis Kight, SH Sime and SH Sime):

Everything could be made smaller, more decentralized. Now we're back to making everything BIGGER, more resource consuming, more expensive, centralized and closed. That's how you can tell intelligence it's no longer at the helm.

I mean, for all its narrative licenses, you can still see the years when technology was pushed forward by ingenuity, and the hope of creating things that users actually WANTED.

It's so sad watching Halt and Catch Fire these days.

Francisco Solano López

The guys ended up looking much more melancholic than expected. Reinhard von Lohengramm and Kircheis, from Legend of the Galactic Heroes.

Funny how Pikachu vanishes from memory the second you're not looking at any reference XD

We doodled cartoons from memory with my Valentine

What a wonderful movie is The Secret Agent. Please don't overlook the "hairy leg" bit as just some quirky South American magical realism bit. Dictatorships in SA used to come up with crazy stuff to co-opt the news cycle: in Chile they made up a whole case of apparitions of the Virgin Mary.

I've been watching this wonderful anime series from the late 80s called Legend of the Galactic Heroes, and couldn't help drawing fan art of it… Here's one of the mc, Yang Weng-Li, along his aide Frederica.

We’re just normal men

Webcomic Preview - The Secret Knots The Secret Knots is a series of short stories that delve into fantasy ground, from the perspective of our everyday world and history

Today, we take a look at The Secret Knots by @santapau.bsky.social

This is also my first time exploring a new platform called Ghost! Please feel free to give any suggestions in the comments below ⏬

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Tumblr is down, I think?

We've once again reached the point where a useful term or word loses its original intended use and becomes shorthand for, thing I don't like, but don't want to say that.