Sci-Fi-O-Rama

Art, Design & Illustration with a Sci-Fi or Fantasy Slant.

October 19, 2008

Jerry Smath - How Do We Know?

Filed under: Children, Illustration, Retro, Sci-Fi — Kie @ 3:25 pm

This charming Spot illustration, is by Jerry Smath and was used for a “How Do We Know?” feature, included in Children’s Digest magazine January 1961.

This image has come via Flickr User Glen Mullaly check his photostream for more 50’s/60’s/70’s vintage illustration, childrens book and otherwise - really is a superb selection…

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September 12, 2008

Wayne Anderson - And The Dragons Followed

Filed under: Children, Fantasy, Illustration, Sci-Fi, Wayne Anderson — Sci-Fi-O-Rama @ 12:42 pm

Wayne Anderson - And The Dragons Followed

This Illustration is taken from “The Dragon Machine” written by Helen Ward and Illustrated by Wayne Anderson.

Wayne Anderson Is a British Illustrator with a career spanning from the mid 1970’s to present day. Waynes Illustrated both Adult and Childrens books as well as working as a character, background and buildings designer on the 1982 film “Flight of Dragons” - A gorgeously animated Fantasy film that at times borders on the psychedelic, read more about that here http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083951/

Wayne uses quite a distinctive style, and I’ll definitely be featuring more of his work, in the meantime check out his site here: http://www.wayneandersonart.com

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August 23, 2008

Peter P. Plasencia - Space Alphabet

Filed under: Children, Illustration, Peter P. Plasencia, Retro, Sci-Fi — Sci-Fi-O-Rama @ 10:09 am

Peter P. Plasencia - Space Suit

Peter P. Plasencia - Rocket

Peter P. Plasencia - Flying

Super Cool/kitsch Illustrations by Peter P. Plasencia for the 1964 Space themed children’s book “Space Alphabet” by Irene Zacks.

See the full set over on Flickr courtesy of Wardomatic http://flickr.com/photos/wardomatic/sets/782615/

Nice Slab Serif font too!

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