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- Science & technology / by Bingham, Jane,1952-;
Includes bibliographical references (page 52) and index.Early discoveries -- Building and engineering -- Writing and printing -- Measuring time -- Studying the skies, exploring the earth -- Medicine and the human body -- Machines, ships, and trains -- Cars, planes, and rockets -- The communications revolution.- Subjects: Science in art; Technology in art;
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- Science ink : tattoos of the science obsessed / by Zimmer, Carl,1966-(CARDINAL)325907;
Displays hundreds of tattoos that pay tribute to various scientific disciplines, revealing the stories behind the individuals who chose to permanently inscribe their obsessions in their skin, and reflecting on the science in question.- Subjects: Nature in art.; Science in art.; Tattooed people.; Tattooing.; Tattoos.;
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- Science and technology in art today / by Benthall, Jonathan,author.(CARDINAL)829074;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 170-173) and index.Art and technology -- Media studies and photography -- The computer, or information processing technology -- Laser holography and interference patterning -- Kinetic art in transformation -- Art and ecology -- The implications of linguistics -- Science and art as modes of enquiry -- Seek.- Subjects: Art, Modern; Art and science.; Art and technology.;
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- Beyond the finite : the sublime in art and science / by Whyte, Iain Boyd,1947-;
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- Subjects: Science; Sublime, The, in art.;
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- Learn to draw Star Wars / by Walks, Russell,author.(CARDINAL)675680;
Step-by-step projects elegantly re-create household names, including Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Darth Vader. With notes drawing on the history of each subject, Learn to Draw Star Wars helps readers deepen their Star Wars experience while strengthening their drawing skill.- Subjects: Science fiction films.; Drawing; Science fiction in art.;
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- Beginner's guide to drawing the future. by Anderson, Kenneth,contributor.(CARDINAL)741709; Bean, Bett,contributor.; Buonfantino, Valerio,contributor.; Cabalar, Alex Vede,contributor.; Dye, Jerel,contributor.(CARDINAL)632739; Ford, Adam,contributor.; Kindhauser, Margaux,contributor.; Le Fur, Ronan,contributor.; McNeal, Elijah,contributor.; Parker, Jake,contributor.(CARDINAL)544874; Vergara, César,contributor.; 3dtotal Publishing,publisher.(CARDINAL)873591;
Getting started -- Tutorials. Space gun / Kenneth Anderson -- Solarpunk biker girl / Margaux Kindhauser -- Butler droid / Brett Bean -- Lifesaving droid / Adam Ford -- Driller spaceship / DoFresh -- Cleaning bots / Jake Parker -- Spacecraft / Jerel Dye -- Space soldier / César Vergara -- Sci-fi sushi bar / Alex Vede Cabalar -- Martian transport / Elijah McNeal."Voyage into a future where droids, hovering buildings, and space vehicles exist with Beginner's Guide to Drawing the Future - an accessible, entertaining introduction to creating science-fiction concepts with traditional tools. Packed with insightful tips, exciting tutorial projects, and essential art theory simply explained by industry professionals, this exciting volume is the perfect launch pad for your journey forward through time."--- Subjects: Young adult literature.; Drawing; Science fiction in art.;
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- How to draw sci-fi utopias and dystopias : create the futuristic humans, aliens, robots, vehicles, and cities of your dreams and nightmares / by Rollins, Prentis,author.(CARDINAL)459394;
A DC Comics illustrator shows readers how to conceptualize, draw, and digitally enhance their own science fictional worlds—whether for graphic novels, comics, movies, or video games. <p> Sci-fi imagery commands today’s popular culture, from Star Wars to The Hunger Games and The Walking Dead. For clear-eyed artists, ages 12 and up, who see that science fiction is becoming science fact at an astounding rate, How to Draw Sci-Fi Utopias and Dystopias gives an in-depth look at the process of completing sci-fi illustrations—from the thought behind them (brainstorming and conceptualization) to constructing basic forms and objects on paper, converting roughs into finished pencil drawings, inking them in, and coloring them in Photoshop. The book is organized around the perennial distinction between two ways of representing the future in sci-fi: the pessimistic and the hopeful, or dystopian and utopian. <p> After a basic primer on drawing (perspective, human faces, basic anatomy, light, shadow, rendering, and composition), five chapters detail the drawing of sci-fi humans, aliens and robots, land vehicles, flying vehicles, and cityscapes. Rollins demonstrates the astounding power of science fictional storytelling with 32 step-by-step case studies invented just for the book. Each demo is dated to a unique imagined future or alternate past and explained with fascinating detail. Examples include: battle-hardened mercenaries; a bizarre biomechanical alien that lives on a furnace-hot planet; a gigantic truck of the near future with a built-in apartment; a miles-long nuclear ramjet interstellar spaceship; a retro-utopia reminiscent of The Jetsons; and a galactic imperial city of staggering proportions. <p> How to Draw Sci-Fi Utopias and Dystopias is packed with professional tips on the right tools, techniques, and materials; how to draw tech; when to Google a reference photo or use a background from istockphoto.com; how to get and stay inspired; and how to execute a unique story. The gorgeous and varied artwork, and thoughtful storytelling combined with friendly instruction, will leave readers with hundreds of new ideas to create worlds of their own- Subjects: Science fiction in art.; Drawing;
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- Spectrum 24 : the best in contemporary fantastic art / by Fleskes, John,author.(CARDINAL)688802; Fleskes, John,editor.(CARDINAL)688802;
Meet the jury -- Bill Sienkiewicz: 2017 Grand Master / George Pratt -- Spectrum Rising Star Award: Alessandra Pisano / Colin and Kirstine Poole -- Spectrum 24 awards / J. Anthony Kosar -- Year in review / John Fleskes -- Advertising -- Book -- Comics -- Concept art -- Dimensional -- Editorial -- Institutional -- Unpublished -- Artist index -- Spectrum 25 call for entries."The best-selling Spectrum series--often imitated but never equaled--continues with this lavishly produced 24th annual. Spectrum is the premier showcase for imaginative fantastic arts in the book, comic, film, horror, illustration, sculpture, conceptual art, fine art and video-game genres. With exceptional images by extraordinary creators, this elegant, full-color collection showcases an international cadre of creators working in every style and medium--both traditional and digital. This volume features over 500 works by more than 300 diverse visionaries, including Julie Bell, Brom, Rovina Cai, Terry Dodson, Cory Godbey, J. Anthony Kosar, Anita Kunz, Dave McKean, Tran Nguyen, Karla Ortiz, David Palumbo, Forest Rogers, Dan dos Santos, and Allen Williams. Spectrum 24 continues the freshness and excellence that was established twenty-four years ago"--Back cover.- Subjects: Pictures.; Commercial art.; Fantasy fiction; Fantasy in art.; Science fiction in art.;
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- Spectrum nineteen : the best in contemporary fantastic art / by Fenner, Cathy.(CARDINAL)702337; Fenner, Arnie.(CARDINAL)634560;
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- Subjects: Pictures.; Fantasy in art.; Science fiction in art.; Science fiction; Fantasy fiction; Commercial art.;
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- The new landscape in art and science. by Kepes, Gyorgy,1906-2001.(CARDINAL)131247;
Art and science -- Image, form, symbol -- Art and science / Naum Gabo -- Domesticating the invisible / S.I. Hayakawa -- The esthetic motivation of science / Bruno Rossi -- The industrial landscape -- Inner and outer landscape / Richard J. Neutra -- Poetry and landscape / Richard Wilbur -- The new landscape / Fernand Leger -- Notes / Jean Helion -- Universalism and the enlargement of outlook / S. Giedion -- Reorientation / Walter Gropius -- Man-cosmos symbols / Charles Morris -- The new landscape -- Magnification of optical data -- Expansion and compression of events in time -- Expansion of the eye's sensitivity range -- Modulation of signals -- Thing, structure, pattern, process -- Transformation -- Transformation / Jean Arp -- Analogue, metaphor -- Pure patterns in a natural world / Norbert Wiener -- Design and function in the living / R.W. Gerard -- On physiognomic perception / Heinz Werner -- Morphology in art and science -- Symmetry, proportion, module -- Organic design / C.F. Pantin -- Art in crystallography / Kathleen Lonsdale -- Form in engineering / Paul Weidlinger -- Continuity, discontinuity, rhythm, scale."Invaluable in pointing the way toward a complete, integrated vision of the inner world of thought a nd feeling and the outer world of external nature"--Inside jacket.- Subjects: Art and science.;
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