Bleeding Heart

Drew a rhizodus, an absolute monster of an animal that lived during the carboniferous period, roughly 5-7m in length (making it the largest freshwater fish that we know of) and a tetrapodomorph meaning it breathed air and is more closely related to us than to true blue and gilled fish!

We’ve even found land track marks from another genus of rhizodontid, they certainly got around!

I’d love to make some big stickers (and prints) of this fella if anyone was interested :-)

"A Silent Evening" by Nikolai Barchenkov (1968)

Behold—the space station of the future! (…from 1973)

This artist’s concept gives a cutaway view of the Skylab orbital workshop, which launched 50 years ago on May 14, 1973. Established in 1970, the Skylab Program's goals were to enrich our scientific knowledge of Earth, the sun, the stars, and cosmic space; to study the effects of weightlessness on living organisms; to study the effects of the processing and manufacturing of materials in the absence of gravity; and to conduct Earth-resource observations.

Three crews visited Skylab and carried out 270 scientific and technical investigations in the fields of physics, astronomy, and biological sciences. They also proved that humans could live and work in outer space for extended periods of time, laying the groundwork for the International Space Station.

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'Space-Age Salon' - the Gerard Bollei Salon in the Galleria Building - Manhattan, NYC (1978)

An excellent example of the 1960s-1970s sleek futurism that would later be revived in Y2K Futurism in the 90s-2000s.

Designed by Allan Hagelthorn and Larry Barcher

Scanned from the Dec. 1978 issue of Interior Design Magazine

a fresh start

temple at the end of the road

Bleeding Heart ♥♥♥