Details, Data & Dehumanised Delights

'Grand Quid Illustre' from 'Hardware - The Definitive SF Works of Chris Foss’, 2011 (Chris Foss)

Melanie Joanna

聖戦士ダンバイン Aura Battler Dunbine toy box art by Yoshiyuki Takani

"Shogun Warriors" was unique in that it was a Marvel Comic adaptation based on a Japanese Toy Line, at the extremely early date of 1978.

NINTENDO - Colour TV Game console series (1977-1980)

Avro silver bug, never left the drawing board however it was a real project during the 50s

fairchild XC-120 Packplane… Production aircraft was to be the C-128. Only 1 built.

Artwork for 'Perry Rhodan 3 - Galactic Alarm' by Kurt Mahr & W.W. Shols, 1974 (Chris Foss)

In the late 1980s & early 90s Syd Mead released a series of calendars featuring his work. These are some of the images from the 1989, 1991 & 1992 Syd Mead Oblagon Calendars

Naoyuki Kato

"Quetzalcoatlus" Low Orbit Aircraft by Alvaro Gunawan, on Flickr

(Photo by Lynn Gilbert, via Wikipedia)

She also popularized the term "bug" for a computer error, after she found a moth stuck in the relays of the Harvard Mark II computer in 1947. She didn't invent the term (it predates computers), but finding an actual bug inside a computer causing problems definitely enshrined the term.

Sharing because it's possibly my favorite front panel from an aesthetic perspective.

two more paleo doodles to wrap up this latest round. an Eotriceratops and a hissy Quetzalcoatlus.

‘Landing Ground at Nazca’ from 'Hardware - The Definitive SF Works of Chris Foss’, 2011 (Chris Foss)