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Atomage magazine

Metropolis [1927]

Alice Auaa, Fall 2013

Let the money drip dry

Shadebedebdebdeddeee whoaaaa

Sets mood right off the rip

Rockin that shit hard

Rocking that shit hard

I will Fucking wear this!

Just got to

It's my Wife's birthday and this is what she needs NOW

Want this!

Wife has to be downloaded into this T NOW

Totally want this for my Wife

Pleasure is mine then

I then want to reSipricate

i hate the talking stage just start drinking my blood

one of many things on my ever growing WIP pile.

ʙʀɪɢʜᴛ

💙

Percy Smith, Birth of a Flower, 1910

my gifs

Artist of the Month: Lauren Jauregui

Tumblr’s Artist of the Month for July is none other than Lauren Jauregui.

We have some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage for you from the #serpentina tour so check it out and listen to Prelude right here.

Stay tuned for content all month long on @music and be sure to follow @laurenjauregui!

House in the Swamp by Daria Avaeva

Spider-Man cover sketch: Spidey, Vampirella and Morbius (2018)

Art by: Frank Cho

Unknown, Tantric Art, India

From the book Tantra art its philosophy and physics by Ajit Mookerjee, 1971

Cathedral variations AI by Alexander Tsaruk

Nosferatu the Vampyre | 1979

DORÉ, Gustave (1832-1883)

Angels vs Demons Edd. Origg. (x x) (Edd. Licc.: CC0 1.0)

42 years ago, the "Mother of Yoda" conquered Hollywood — then she vanished

You might not recognize the name Wendy Froud (née Midener), but in the practical effects world, she’s a legend. Her work even earned her one of pop culture’s greatest monikers: the Mother of Yoda.

“Despite what history may tell you, this long-haired, aetherial puppeteer with a Fleetwood Mac aesthetic played a crucial role in the birth of animatronics, providing the puppet design for groundbreaking films The Empire Strikes Back, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth. A Froud original can go for $4,500, and her work even earned her one of pop culture’s greatest monikers: the Mother of Yoda.“

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“The beginning of Froud’s film career was also the start of a new chapter in her personal life. Jim Henson met British illustrator Brian Froud while filming The Muppet Show in 1977 and eventually recruited him to work on The Dark Crystal. Brian and Wendy met while making the movie, married shortly after, and returned with son Toby in tow for Labyrinth. Toby Froud, who played the striped-pajama-clad baby abducted by David Bowie’s Goblin King, would later work with his parents on Netflix’s Dark Crystal prequel series, Age of Resistance, as Design Supervisor almost four decades later.”