Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale, by Franco Scaglione - 1967

kosmotroniks

"Socialist Space Workers" by Gennady Golobokov, 1973

this is how another planet should be colored

michael jackson

spunky guerilla

doing the ostrich

another picture of someone dipping into a dimensional portal

hunting turkey

350 degrees for 20 minutes

thermoreactive ink -- you have to bake it read this food company's annual report - more info here

gas mask ballet

A 'war ballet' photograph with ballerinas Alexandra Danilova, Irina Baronova and Paul Petroff, 1939

leather dog fetish clothing

looks kind of like a gas mask outfit - more info here

disco bowlers from outer space

the beard cap

all good children love the bomb

androfeminoid coalition

gamblor

the experiential observatorium

evil eyes

check out the fancy shit this thing does, kind of like the terminator visual overlay

ehhh

aqua highway

The ship in the top right is a great idea --- put all the mechanical crap on top so you can have a glass bottom ship

jackie eyes

what kind of gelatin-esque substance helps neurons flow?

monument monumental

battleship hallucinogen

A "Dazzle Ship" from WWI -- Norman Wilkinson came up with the idea

the carta marina

It's the earliest known map of the Nordic countries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carta_marina

the edge of the precipice

contemplating the void

america

paramagnetic paint

The secret is a "special polymer containing paramagnetic iron oxide particles," which is applied to the car's exterior; an "applied electric current then adjusts the spacing of small crystals within the iron oxide particles, and therefore affects their ability to reflect light and change color."

hunting vapors

fire watchers

by Lee Miller from British Vogue

that's a menacing eye

soul extraction

That's an X-Ray machine

mickey mouse riot cops

steampunk watch

The Eleventh

Poster for a doc by Vertov

eating circuits

it was birthed here

Exploding with life

giant eyeball from the depths (aka the Bathysphere)

or is it the eye of God?

the temple of arm grappling

Designed by Étienne-Louis Boullée for Newton, the Cenotaph was to perfectly represent the sublime. French architects Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, Jean-Jacques Lequeu and Leon Vaudoyer also designed spherical buildings.

17th century time machine

This is a 17th century German planetarium and is turned by water power. For more spheres go here .

futurethug brickshit

Enola Rex: Terrorist Smasher

telescoping other dimensions