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David Herbert
David Herbert: artist, painter, sculptor and sci-fi fan. You will simply love his tribute to 2001: A Space Odyssey. Born in 1977 in Seattle, Washington and works in New York, his oversized sculptures are especially intriguing, providing both visions…
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Robot Fossils
Artist and illustrator Justin Chase Black does a fine trade as a 2D artist and you can see his illustrations, both commissioned and personal at www.ThrowingChicken.com but it's his 3D work that has really caught…
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Scott Listfield
Scott Listfield share my love of astronaut art, in fact he paints astronauts in every single one of his works, they're everywhere, in the street, at Dunkin' Donuts, in the car park, hanging out in Hollywood.…
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The Future of Everything
Space Collective and its inspirational online gallery has been around a few years now, but whenever I find myself at their site I'm always impressed at their uniquely futuristic vision of mankind, deftly blending futurology and aesthetic design…
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Alex Andreyev – A Separate Reality
I've been neglecting my blogs recently, in fact everything, I'm still in shock, it's my father, he died last week. I was informed by two local coppers who did their best to deliver the news with some sensitivity, but…
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Steam Punk’d
Sam Van Olffen is a multifariously talented individual. I first came across his work at Dark Roasted Blend, a blog that features all sorts of weird and wonderful things, one of them being the work of Van Olffen.…
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The Parallel Realities Of Michael Kutsche
Have you ever thought about infinity? It’s kind of an unquantifiable challenge, in as much as anything you think rather than something you imagine could be true. I’ve always been a fan of decent sci-fi, I’m not the sort…
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Time Travel Through The Cathode Ray
I’ve realised recently how dull my dreams have become, I usually dream lucidly however recently I’ve started waking up the moment I start to change the parameters of the narrative or simply my location, it’s most probably stress, something…