Space Flight Attendant? Actually no, it’s a bubble helmet to protect the Braniff airlines stewardesses’ hair on the windy tarmac. Designed by Emilio Pucci. Still, it would look cool on a flight to Mars.
I made an art of a suit of power armor that is set in the 70s but received critiques, some of them make sense, but one thing is they say that the helmet is small, its meant to be like that, to prove it, I made this rough art comparing the suit’s height and yes its meant to be quite gigantic.
drew this power armor based from a retrofuturistic book im writing, and thought its ok to post this here
A Venusian interplanetary missile launcher in John Edwards’s ‘The Menace from Space’ from Amazing Stories April 1934. Art by Frank R. Paul
A 600-mph vacuum-powered subway train of the future, illustrated by David Schleinkofer, for Science Digest Magazine (c. 1980s)
An illustration from 1989 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the NS (Dutch Railways) called: “The Railway of the future.”, showing what the NS might look like 25 years later
‘Rocketing past alien worlds’—Book cover art by legendary future-fantasist painter of the post-pulp era.Paul Lehr (c. 1980s)
“Escacar” Unicycle Gyroscopic Rocket Car (from the collection of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles)
‘The Dragon Drone’ an illustration by Tim White for a 1979 calendar, part of his anthology ‘The Science Fiction and Fantasy World of Tim White (1988)
“Vision of the Future” published by German margarine company, Echte Wagner in 1930 depicting what video calls could look like
“Main Street, Hometown, Cosmos.” Inside a space colony in the year 2026, illustrated by Pierre Mion for an Isaac Asimov article in National Geographic, July 1976
