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"<n>Moving Cities</n>" by artist <n>Annibale Siconolfi</n>.

<n>Interior Max Haus</n>. Photo by <n>Blake Steven</n>.

The 2024 <n>Total Solar Eclipse</n>, captured by photographer <n>Derek Sutton</n>.

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Alan Fletcher, Colin Forbes and Bob Gill opened the doors to Fletcher/Forbes/Gill Ltd in 1962, and quickly became a devastating force in British graphics. Widely considered as the godfathers of modern British design, the brief textual introduction to this book is as relevant today as it was almost 60 years ago – essential reading for any student or design professional.

Graphic design: visual comparisons (Fletcher/Forbes/Gill)

<n>Space Pioneer</n> cover illustration for <n>Time Magazine</n> by <n>Boris Artzybasheff</n>, 1952.

The <n>Hermes</n> spacecraft from <n>Ridley Scott</n>'s film <n>The Martian</n>.

A still from <n>Al Reinert</n>'s 1989 film <n>For All Mankind</n>, composed of <n>NASA</n> footage from the Apollo program.

Surfers at sunset on <n>Weligama</n> beach, Sri Lanka. Photo by <n>Inna</n>.

A <n>vintage sci-fi</n> illustration of the fictional <n>Station Sigma</n>, created with <n>Midjourney</n>.

The character <n>Noon</n> in a 2023 digital illustration by designer <n>Ohwallie</n>.

<n>Mark Manders</n>' painted bronze sculpture, <n>Dry Clay Head</n> (2015-16).

A spatial study by architect <n>Per Carlsen</n>.

<n>Kirkjufell</n> mountain in Iceland. Photo by <n>Luigi Manga</n>.

The inaugural <n>Aeron Jewelry Line</n>, photographed by <n>Nuria Val</n>.