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RETRO - Great animators & mirrors! 1- Irv Spence / 2- Woolie Reitherman / 3- Ollie Johnston / 4- Ken Harris / 5- Norm Ferguson / 6- Charles ‘Nick’ Nichols / 7- Fred Moore / 8- Carlo Vinci / 9- Ward Kimball l Via.

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On the Silver Globe | Andrzej Zulawski | 1988

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coming along ok !

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Bretton Hall Campus at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. We met a couple of ex-students while wandering this abandoned college. A huge, unused urban space busy wildernessing in the middle of a managed woodland.

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Erin Gray as Wilma Deering from the television series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.

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Syd Mead concept art from the Blade Runner 30th Anniversary blu-ray still gallery, part two: interiors

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Newsstand magazine covers used on street set of #Bladerunner. Designed by Production Illustrator Tom Southwell.

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Forest desk, from disused car park, Hanover Way, Sheffield, c2009.

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Datamash of London Tube map with upholstery pattern from same. Pretty sure there's a code here waiting to be cracked.

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“The wonderful thing about a field is that you have it for a year and you start again…”

Tim Dee, from talk on his book Four Fields at The University of Sheffield Students Union FLASH event, 31 October 2013.

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“A field is a man-made place, a scratched mark on the surface of the world. The first contact we had with the world. The place where writing grows up…”

Tim Dee, from talk on his book Four Fields at The University of Sheffield Students' Union FLASH event, 31 October 2013.

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Possibly final group of Erin Gray gifs from the seminal (-ish) Space Vampire episode of Buck Rogers. 

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A visit to Chippinghouse Road, Sheffield, a couple of years ago. The building had been derelict, then used to grow skunk and raided by South Yorkshire's finest (I heard a police helicopter flagged it for investigation based on its ridiculous heat signature) before we had a tour with the estate agents - it bore the scars.

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Kihachi Okamoto's Oh, My Bomb! A film that feels like walking a plank on a moonless night while dressed as a clown.

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Planning a blog post on the color orange and the eighties. Second of three posts loosely following this theme, while really being excuses to do pics of my childhood crush.

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First in a series of occasional posts depicting arcade machines in contemporary Sheffield.

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In between Chubby's and the empty John Lewis unit on Cambridge Street in Sheffield, there's a facade with a couple of gaps in the brickwork which an old boy uses to leave food for a number of stray cats living inside. Google Maps link.