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I was going to post just Ed Emshwiller’s cover art for Galaxy Science Fiction (images 1 and 2), but
In September, this animal mummy will be joining theexhibition Lost Egypt, a long term loan developed
Frank Kelly Freas’s cover art to Queen’s 1977 album, News of the World.It was based on his own cover
3D art by noistromo.More skulls here.
Skeletons Raping and Pillaging: Image from the table of contents for Nouveau receuil d'osteologie et
sammneiland:azertip:Chris Panda someone tell esa.
danismm:artwork for Art Vs Science's by kindredstudio
A New EnemyAdrian Mark Gillespie || Deviant Art
Pluto: by Scott Listfield
A new rogue insect taxidermy tiny creature mounted in a ring! Made, photographed, and Hand modeled b
I wish she could pass my final science exams for me :‘c
deviantart:Name a more iconic duo. “Science and Art are my OTP” by fydraws on DeviantArt: http://bit
Apollo 11 Command Module Necklace Etsy | Facebook | Insta
Camels have two rows of thick eyelashes to protect their eyes from desert dust. #camels #ungulates #
A fine 40mm specimen #paradoxides trilobite showing excellent preservation of the exoskeleton, each
The Things that Live on Mars (1908).A description, based upon scientific reasoning, of the flora and
The army of creepy rogue insect taxidermy hybrid creature sculptures I have been making is growing!
Flight by Deep-Freeze. Cover art for Galaxy Magazine, February 1961. By Bob Ritter.
We are thrilled to be partnering with students from Brooklyn College’s Performance and Interactive M
Eric Lloyd Brown art.(via Concept Art World » Eric Lloyd Brown)More concept art here.
FRANK FRAZETTAEscape On VenusOil on Board15.75″ x 20″
darksilenceinsuburbia:Tamsin van EssenErosion SeriesThis work explores erosion and the disruption of
humanoidhistory:2001 art by Bruce Pennington, printed in Science Fiction Monthly, January 1974.Cover
Unpacking and redoing my cabinet is always the most fun part of moving! I have been adding to this c
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