Cool stuff

The 2022 painting <n>Cara Cara Core</n> by artist <n>Adam Clague</n>.

<n>Mapa astronómico de 1899</n>, an astronomical chart published by <n>Vda. de Ch. Bouret</n>.

<n>Microcosm and macrocosm</n>, a 1619 engraving by the philosopher <n>Robert Fludd</n>.

<n>Himmelblau 1</n>, a 2016 painting by artist <n>Fox Bruner</n>.

Cosmic Figure – Product

<n>Cosmic Figure</n>, an engraving by <n>Annibal Barlet</n> from 1657.

<n>Aiguière, plat et coupe de fruits</n> (1730) by <n>Alexandre-François Desportes</n>.

A detail from <n>William Hamilton</n>'s 1790 painting, <n>Cupid and Psyche in the Nuptial Bower</n>.

<n>Decomposition of Light</n>, a diagram by <n>Edward Livingston Youmans</n> from his 1854 <n>Chemical Atlas</n>.

<n>Book of Divine Works, Part 1, Vision 4: Cosmos, Body, and Soul</n> by <n>Hildegard von Bingen</n>, c. 1165.

<n>Pablo Picasso</n>'s <n>Constellation Drawings</n>, 1924.

Illustration from <n>James Malton</n>'s <n>The Young Painter's Maulstick</n>, 1800.

The drawing <n>BioAlchemy</n> (2023) by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

<n>Infographics</n> by <n>Carlos Wyszogrod</n>.

<n>Self-love is never selfish</n>, a 2022 graphic design.

The phase portrait of the free rigid body from a book by <n>Carl M. Bender</n> and <n>Steven A. Orszag</n>.

<n>Astropol</n>, a series of scientific models by illustrator <n>Heinz Hähnel</n>.

Detail of the painting <n>Saint Paul</n> (1611) by artist <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

<n>Hierarchy of Consciousness</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

<n>Actiniae</n>, a 1904 lithograph by <n>Ernst Haeckel</n> from his book <n>Kunstformen der Natur</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Wiccan Wheel of the Year</n> by artist <n>Vi La Bianca</n>.

Diagram of a <n>Black Hole</n> and <n>White Hole</n> by <n>Patrick Yepes</n>.

Illustrative plate from <n>The Anatomy of Plants</n> (1682) by botanist <n>Nehemiah Grew</n>.

A 1980 schematic for the <n>Iwata Horn</n>, designed by <n>Naota Iwata</n> for <n>JBL</n> drivers.

Untitled illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

A diagram explaining time travel via wormholes, as seen in a <n>TEDxOStateU</n> talk.

The digital artwork <n>3 ST∆TES</n> (2017) by artist <n>Kidmograph</n>.

An 1805 illustration of <n>Lichen saxatilis</n> by <n>E. Åkerlund</n> for <n>Johan Peter Westring</n>'s book on dyeing with lichens.

An illustration of <n>Yggdrasil</n>, the world tree in Norse mythology.