@maxnorris__ “My Boyfriend Came Back From the War” (1996) by @GIFmodel

A film still from <n>Stanley Kubrick</n>'s 1968 film, <n>2001: A Space Odyssey</n>.

<n>Transdermal</n>, a wearable sculpture by designer <n>Sruli Recht</n>, 2008.

Behind the scenes of the <n>Y-3 Real Madrid The Ceremony collection</n> by <n>Yohji Yamamoto</n>, 2022. Photo by <n>TMC</n>.

Performance artist <n>Stelarc</n> with his prosthetic sculpture, <n>Extended Arm</n>.

A still of actor <n>Keir Dullea</n> as <n>Dave Bowman</n> in <n>Stanley Kubrick</n>'s 1968 film <n>2001: A Space Odyssey</n>.

<n>Core Command concept art</n> for <n>Battlestar Galactica</n> (1978) by <n>Ralph McQuarrie</n>.

The <n>Prototype Lunar Greenhouse</n> at <n>Biosphere 2</n>. Photo by <n>BlackDaffodil</n>.

<n>Shivaruby Premkanthan</n> in <n>Issey Miyake</n> for <n>Harper's Bazaar U.S.</n> Photo by <n>Dede Mansro</n>.

The <n>Space Shuttle Endeavour</n> silhouetted against Earth's atmosphere during the <n>STS-130 mission</n> in 2010.

<n>Duelling Suns 2</n> by artist <n>Thomas Wievegg</n>.

A 2018 GIF animation by animator <n>Étienne Jacob</n>.

<n>Daniel Olze</n> and <n>Erik van Gils</n> for the <n>Mytheresa</n> x <n>Dior Men</n> 2021 eyewear campaign by <n>Jana Gerberding</n>.

Model <n>Suza P</n> in <n>Burberry</n> for the <n>Double Reality</n> editorial. Photo by <n>Daniel Archer</n>.

<n>The Astronaut-Pilgrims</n> by photographer <n>Jean Larivière</n> for <n>Louis Vuitton</n>, 1998.

A <n>Brutalist</n> film still from <n>Blade Runner 2049</n> (2017), directed by <n>Denis Villeneuve</n>.

<n>Space Wheel Interior</n> (1979) by visual futurist <n>Syd Mead</n>.

A look from the <n>Juun.J</n> Fall/Winter 2021 collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week.

A 1976 advertisement for a <n>Telefunken</n> hi-fi system from the company's product catalog.

A look from the <n>Khaite</n> Pre-Fall 2022 collection. Photo by <n>ROBINGALIEGUE</n>, styled by <n>Malina Joseph Gilchrist</n>.

Photo by <n>TEAM STARK</n> for <n>AMI PARIS</n> with set design by <n>MAISONSIETE</n>.

Visual futurist and concept designer <n>Syd Mead</n>.

A screen displays a sunrise in Beijing's smog-filled <n>Tiananmen Square</n>, 2013. Photo by <n>Feng Li</n>.

Happy 25th Birthday Dreamweaver 1.0!

In December 1997, Macromedia released the first version of the popular Dreamweaver 1.0 website editor. The editor allowed users to switch between text and WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mode



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