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sciencefiction:These are fictional magazine covers from Blade Runner. They were created by production illustrator Tom Southwell in 1980-1981 and appeared in the background on a magazine stand in the city streets. (!!!!)
Print magazines from THE FUTURE
Posted on May 17, 2013 via cyberdeck with 1,624 notes
Source: Flickr / sbwoodside
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The quest for Shadow of the Colossus' last big secret
Source: eurogamer.net
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I talked about this a little bit, where I have my own experiences getting among these kids who grew up in New York, and they had their look, and they were really cultured, with all their references. And for me, I knew some of the references, but it was only through my own auto-didacticism, searching through libraries, trying to find culture somewhere in the homogenized suburbs of Pasadena. [Laughs.] Then I would get around these other kids, and I felt like a rube, and it just seemed so effortless. So there was a part of me that was exploring this idea of this woman who wants to be a part of this world, but even for them, she’s a little too enthusiastic and, [Amy voice.] “Wasn’t that amazing?” There’s something very endearing to me about that part of Amy, her enthusiasm and sometimes the simplicity of her reaction, as opposed to somebody who was more nuanced and sophisticated.
Mike White / Enlightened Season Two walkthrough
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Posted on March 17, 2013 via archery with 5,021 notes
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Can the camera be racist?
examining the radical notion that prejudice might be inherent in the medium of photography itself
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The group was haunted by the failure of a similar venture in Obama’s 2008 campaign, when a get-out-the-vote computer program called Houdini crashed and could have cost the election if the race had been closer. This time, Reed and his team created a successor that they named Gordon, after the person who punched Houdini in the stomach shortly before the magician died.
The story behind Mitt Romney’s loss / Michael Kranish -
What Are We Doing Here?: Fire Joe Morgan on Fire Joe Morgan
ON THE SITE’S LEGACY
Mike Schur: The least important thing any of us will ever do.
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You’re Whole: Drawing Pumpkins
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It is common to hear people in the arts say something to the effect of, “If this work reaches just one person, it will be worth it.” With the “The Last Pictures,” which is intended, ostensibly, anyway, for some imaginary, profoundly unknowable future audience, the bromide needs some adjusting: “If this work reaches just one alien…
A Gravestone Rather Than an Olive Branch / Jonah Weiner -
The Eric Andre Show: Scat Autotune
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There are few images as evocative as the idea of slumbering astronauts from another planet, huge and dreaming, unleashing waves of seismic activity across the celestial body they’ve landed on, like gods rolling over in their sleep.
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Posted on October 15, 2012 via My World with 48 notes
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Be at the end of your rope and take a head-hanging walk through the worst part of town.
“Tips for the Prospective Superhero” / Christian Bell -
Chris Marker
La Jetée:Nothing tells memories from ordinary moments. Only afterwards do they claim remembrance on account of their scars.Sans Soleil:In the world he comes from, to call forth a vision, to be moved by a portrait, to tremble at the sound of music, can only be signs of a long and painful pre-history. -
Godzilla: The Half-Century War / James Stokoe
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