#Sci FI Western

[ghosts-and-glory]

Shout out to sassy robots, gotta be one of my favourite genders.

Idk how I managed to give Lodge a perfect character design but you can 100% tell I was watching futurama when I designed them. I’m obsessed with taking a character who can express minimal emotion and then somehow getting so much out of them. Comedic timing is my passion.

[jespkii]

howdy'

[cat-esper]

WIP Intro | Sundial Fates

Genre: Sci-fi Western

Vibes: pulp sci-fi, adventure, time travel shenanigans, parallel universes, aliens, mad scientists, the desert as a metaphor for time

Sable is where all the weird things happen, or so people say. A young woman is sent to live here with her aunt but wants desperately to leave. A merchant's son who's lived here all his life dreams of adventure. An outlaw who doesn't belong here has a gun and something to prove. And then a time machine crashes outside of town and ruins everything. Thus begins the tale of how Tristán, Wade, and Christina learned to travel in time as well as space with the aid of a magical sundial (correction: NOT magical -CS) and became reluctant saviors of the Earth(s). This story includes: - an eccentric inventor who used to be a Roman legionnaire - an alien invasion - several towns named Sable - at least two of everyone - revenge All they've got to do is learn to get along, learn not to look into the space outside the universe, and try not to die, and everything should be fine. Hopefully.

This is my oldest WIP and one I've had a lot of fun with. I worked on it so much in high school and while it's undergone quite a few changes since then, the heart of it remains the same. Ever since I can remember, I've been in love with the desert and the geography of southern Utah, so that's where this story is mainly set. You might also notice a few of my other WIPs are also set in modern day Sable. This town's got quite a lot of history of weird stuff happening in it.

For such an old WIP, it doesn't have many songs associated with it yet, but here's a couple I do have:

El Dorado - Two Steps From Hell

Ride to Victory - Two Steps From Hell (I picture this as the end credits song)

[thedepartmentofdiscoveries]

“Westworld”, Original Release Japanese Movie Poster 1973, Rare, B2 Size (51 x 73cm)

This is an original Japanese poster printed in 1973 for the first release of Westworld. This poster is very rare and the artwork is the best for the film - extremely striking. This is one of the most sought after Japanese posters. - Japan Poster Shop on Facebook.

[breathingxspace]

The Place Called Home

"We're already self-sufficient--the Family ships don't have anything we can't get elsewhere or make ourselves."

Brought aboard a Peregrination ship against their will, a prickly NoGo discovers the Family’s rotten underside.

S03E08 The Place Called Home https://bit.ly/3OpX3sz

This episode was written & directed by Kasha Mika, & edited by

@superhumanfoods

​. It features

BonnieAspinwall

,

horrorlocke

, &

@achill3a

​.

Join us at 6pm pacific for our live-listen premier.

[yage-bejing]

[consideratesea]

can’t believe none of you told me that the show firefly is literally cowboys in space !

[humanoidhistory]

Westworld poster from Australia, 1973. Art by Neal Adams.

[scipunk]

Cowboy Bebop TV Series (1998)

[shadefish]

March Of Robots Lancer edition Day 23 Vaquero Calendula

ooo cool links for you to click on to support me

[rominaflauers]

Wild Flowers, Episode 2: "You Never Give Your Money"

[dantorrance-moved]

LILY GLADSTONE in QUANTUM COWBOYS (2022)

[newfrontierbackstage]

1000 Views Celebratory Drawing

Hello everyone! Today I come here to give you some great news! The 1000 views piece that I had shared a bit ago has been redone by the incredible @ninelheta

This is honestly something that makes me truly happy and that I hope everyone here is able to look at and actually enjoy! Thank you so much for your piece. Keep ridin' pardners!

[duncanor]

I'm still a firm believer Orange made a mistake by changing the sci-fi esthetic of trimax. They lost so much man. Like the raw mix between flesh and metal. The Biopunk disturbance of it all. It mattered.

And It's still there don't get me wrong (you could not fully remove it if you tried) but it's not as.. disturbing, as deviant ? Even though, it's supposed to be! It's the core of the story isn't it?

Living beings used as machines and treated even worst!

[retrowave-racer]

Wanted to showcase the new Galazonian ocs I designed! This is Aster Wildstar, who’s second drawing is my day 11 entry for #draweverythingjune2024 ! Yep back to catching up on that. Aster is an anxious cowgirl, who probably loves the idea of horses but would cry if she saw one irl

I hope you are all ready for Erica and the Galazonian Oc squad to start consuming all my art spoons because I adore this little gang so much. Hope to share more about them soon!

@adorkastock

[countesspetofi]

Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, DeForest Kelley guest stars in "The Honor of Cochise," episode 3 of the third season of Bonanza (original air date Oct 8, 1961).

Kelley plays Captain Moss Johnson, an Army officer who stumbles into the Cartwrights' camp claiming to be the sole survivor of a battle with the Apache. The Apache catch up with him, take Adam Cartwright prisoner, and demand Johnson be turned over in exchange for his release. When Ben Cartwright goes to parley with Cochise, the Apache leader, he is told that Johnson killed an entire Apache settlement - including women and children - with a "peace offering" of poisoned food.

Johnson claims he was following orders, but when his commanding officer arrives he is placed under arrest, which satisfies Cochise. The Army will neither confirm nor deny Johnson's claim, and we're left to wonder what the whole truth is.