A page from the book <n>A Bestiary of the Anthropocene</n>, published by <n>Set Margins'</n>.

Posters celebrating mathematicians <n>Isaac Newton</n>, <n>Euclid</n>, <n>Leonhard Euler</n>, <n>Carl Friedrich Gauss</n>, and <n>Pythagoras</n>.

<n>Iris</n> (2017), a light sculpture by <n>James Clar</n>.

An illustration by British sci-fi artist <n>Angus McKie</n>.

<n>Elevator</n>, an illustration by <n>Katsuhiro Otomo</n> for the manga series <n>Akira</n>.

A cut paper artwork from the <n>Code Gardens Series</n> by artist <n>Vaughn Horsman</n>.

Illustration of a wheel-shaped space station by <n>Chesley Bonestell</n> for <n>Collier's magazine</n>, 1952.

A metaphysical illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n> merging <n>sacred geometry</n> and scientific diagrams.

<n>Digital Biology</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

The book <n>Research For People Who (Think They) Would Rather Create</n> by <n>Dirk Vis</n>, published by <n>Onomatopee</n>.

Pages from the risograph zine <n>Wayfinder</n>, a collaboration with <n>BearBear</n>.

A data visualization of Twitter topics in Japan after the 2011 <n>Great East Japan Earthquake</n>, designed by <n>ZADA</n>.

<n>Universal Motif</n> by artist <n>Teagan White</n>.

A 1985 illustration of the <n>SpaceHab Module</n> by artist <n>Khan</n> for the <n>Conceptual Design Group</n>.

The <n>Gemini Anatomy</n> art print by <n>VintageFantasy</n>.

A drawing of <n>Aloe Vera</n> composed of chemical structures.

A <n>Lichtenberg figure</n> created by artist <n>György Kepes</n>.

The New Landscape in Art and Science by György Kepes

An 1862 illustration of Acanthometra by <n>Ernst Haeckel</n> from his monograph <n>Die Radiolarien</n>.

A scene from the 1987 anime film <n>Lily C.A.T.</n>, directed by <n>Hisayuki Toriumi</n>.

Plate XI from <n>Ernst Haeckel</n>'s 1862 monograph on Radiolaria, <n>Die Radiolarien</n>.

<n>A City on Uranus</n>, an illustration by <n>Frank R. Paul</n> for <n>Amazing Stories</n> magazine, 1940.

Book covers from the <n>MASALA NOIR®</n> <n>COMPUTER DOCUMENTS (1950–2010)</n> digital archive.





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Illustrations from a fireworks catalogue by the <n>Hirayama Fireworks Company</n>, ca. 1880s.

Vintage Tickets designed by <n>mewmewbeam</n>.

<n>Speed of Life</n>, an illustration by <n>Hugo Bernier</n> (2024).

Hugo Bernier’s delicate sculptural forms and imagined characters give his hazy work an ethereal feel