Unused poster art by Bob Peak for the first Star Trek film.
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Over at his blog, Todd Klein takes us through the design process that took us from the painting to the printed finished cover, taking in his lettering choices, design choices and even the colour choices on the way. If you are interested in design, you should check it out… http://kleinletters.com/Blog/title-and-cover-design-for-neil-gaimans-stardust/#more-32447
I love this movie. I saw it three times and I bought the soundtrack single.
Can you maybe NOT use the Holocaust to insult Trump? Maybe respect the numerous Jews like me and Romani people who keep asking y’all to cut it out? It’s really not that hard. Seriously.
No, I won’t, because Trump’s behavior, beliefs, and policies are terrifyingly similar to Adolph Hitler’s, and because I care about my country and my fellow Americans, I will do everything I can to prevent him from becoming president.
I’m not using something for a petty insult. I’m looking at history and seeing what can happen when someone like Donald Trump is given presidential power.
Seriously.
View of Edwin Blashfield painting the lantern of the dome of the Great Reading Room of the Library of Congress in 1898, Washington D.C.
A graphite and watercolor courtroom sketch by Franklin McMahon depicts a profile view of the Chicago Seven trial defendants in 1969:
Abbie
Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, David Dellinger, Tom Hayden, Rennie Davis, John Froines,
and Lee Weiner.To purchase a copy
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