#streamline design

[stone-cold-groove]

We had style then - a 1936 Lancia Astura.

[voca1ion]

Fold-out handout for the 1939 Pontiac line probably given out at a dealership.

[atna2-34-75]

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Designs by Norman Bel Geddes (1930s)

[evan-collins90]

The Casual Quilted Giraffe restaurant - NYC (1987-1992)

Great example of the revival of Art Deco & Streamline Moderne in the 1980s combined with the then-contemporary 'High-Tech' look. It's incredible how elaborate and custom these designs were, especially the light fixtures and the kitchen pass-through windows (imgs. 5 & 6)

Designed by McDonough Nouri Rainey & Associates

Scanned from the book, International Contract Design by Lance Knoebel (1988)

[oldschool-lolita-archive]

Shelly wears Baby’s velveteen jacket (2002) in red.

Initially, I had thought this was an earlier Baby release or some similar brand imitation like Meta as i’d never seen this jacket without the signature frill lapels. But it is tagged as ‘detachable trim’ on lolibrary, so that must be what it’s referring to.

Edit: this entry is a WIP as it could be a different release (see comments). All opinions are welcome!

[peaceandlove26]

i wish bi girls were real

this is a redraw of this, which. i dont remember how old this drawing is… three years-ish? i know some people still like it (it’s recommended to me all the time on pinterest) but i feel i’ve grown a lot since this, and i do wish my old crusty art wouldn’t show up so often lol

[trb752]

Poster designed by Leslie Ragan, c1940

[luuxxart]

i just think the fool has a very big mutual crush on the moon, that’s all

[cryptocism]

new digs... 2!!!

from chapter 18 of frequency

[stone-cold-groove]

We had style then - a 1930s era Soviet 2-3-2B streamlined locomotive.

[canisalbus]

does machete have any birthmarks/markings under all his fur? :o

Nope, I think he's about as blank as possible.

[beatcroc]

sonic scribbles of varying ages and intents. surge from mid 2022 when i was first catchin' up on idw, silver from a few months ago when i was trying to figure him out, the rest from late 2022 from memory with stylization and redesigning where i couldn't be assed to try and stay on-model

[lesbianralzarek]

still laughing over that one time someone took "rakdos cultists do a lot of blue collar and pink collar labor as their day jobs" to mean "preschool teachers and all other traditionally feminine jobs are usually performed by cultists who have dedicated their lives in service to the demon lord of chaos and riots" instead of the very obvious "those in charge of the entertainment sector who act as a release valve to a pressure cooker police state do sex work". they operate brothels and organize orgies. its, like, explicitly stated in canon? repeatedly?

brb, dropping my toddler off at murder clown daycare because i forgot that adult theatre actors perform labor and prostitution is a real career that exists in every society ever, and a setting like ravnica isnt complete without an answer to the question "where is the sex industry?"

[king-crawler]

hello!! i found another fucked up candybug design but this time in a coloring book!!! :•]

he seems to look like a in-between the beta and the pin design and is smaller [i think] which is very interesting

anyway found this from this ye old post from 2012

OH MAN. No its definitely true that they make tons of merch before the movie is even done LOL

[funeralprocessor]

I feel like the Primaris should have been the catalyst for like, an imperial civil war. At the very least, much unrest in the house of Guilliman. Their existence, let alone rollout/integration, should have had many chapters absolutely rioting. It should be beyond the pale by several orders of magnitude and be seen as an enormous overreach by the more autonomy loving chapters, a blasphemy by the more orthodox chapters, and an existential threat to chapters with geneseed quirks. Plus anyone with any awareness of the thunder warriors should take one look at them and recognize the writing on the wall. Guilliman should absolutely recognize what they represent, what they imply. Like they're the leading wave of a paradigm shift that doesn't bode well for what came before. And I say this as someone who's not averse to Primaris, I just think they could've, should've, been a waaaay bigger deal. I know they loathe changing the status quo and we're never getting rid of the posterboys but I think we missed out on something interesting.