Cover art by <n>Leif Podhajsky</n> for <n>Medway</n>'s track <n>Resurrection (Ranj Kaler Mix)</n>.

Frontispiece of <n>Magisterium sev Aqua Sapientum</n> from the <n>Musaeum Hermeticum</n>, 1678.

<n>Quantum Vacuum</n>. Music by <n>Kiran & Timotée</n>.

<n>Shape Study 01</n>, a digital collage of architecture in <n>Basel</n>.

<n>Integrum morborum mysterium</n> (1631), an alchemical diagram by <n>Robert Fludd</n>, engraved by <n>Johann Theodor de Bry</n>.

The <n>Seven Sisters</n> cliffs in the United Kingdom.

An animated drawing by artist <n>Matthias Brown</n>.

'<n>They Pulled Up the Princesses</n>' (1914) by <n>Kay Nielsen</n> from '<n>East of the Sun and West of the Moon</n>'.

<n>Ruinous</n>, an emblem from <n>Emblemata Nova</n> by <n>Andreas Friedrich</n>, 1617.

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Visualizer for musician <n>Ed Maverick</n>.

An <n>Aztec Calendar Stone replica</n> being carved for the <n>1964 New York World's Fair</n>.

A still from <n>time-lapse footage of roses</n> filmed by <n>Arthur Edward Pillsbury</n> circa 1925.

Design by <n>Kajsa Quinterno</n> with a quote by <n>Julie Elliott</n>.

Engraving of a <n>Hand of Sabazios</n> by <n>Filippo Morghen</n> from the collection of <n>Giovanni Carafa</n>, 1778.

Suns from the <n>Breviary of Queen Isabella of Castile</n>, c. 1497. From the <n>Getty Museum</n> collection.

<n>Hand of Mysteries</n>, an 18th-century alchemical illustration from the <n>John Rylands Library</n>.

Cover art for the <n>Know Thyself</n> podcast.

<n>Ship Rock</n>, a volcanic formation in New Mexico.

Engraving from the title page of <n>Robert Fludd</n>'s 1638 book, <n>Philosophia Moysaica</n>.

A 16th-century watercolour, <n>Phyllitis hemionitis</n>, by Italian artist <n>Gherardo Cibo</n>.

Motion graphic by <n>Adam Grabowski</n> of <n>ORBIT.</n> studio.