Book Cover: Revolt of the Triffids
Cover by Earle Bergey uploaded to Flickr by levar
More Bergey stuff (via)
Watch the movie from 1962:
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Book Design: Los Tigres Del Ring
Read all about it at Deadlicious: Los Tigres del Ring - Jimmy Pantera
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Vintage Photos: René Maltête
Vintage Photos had a big post containing a large number of photos by French photographer René Maltête but via a earlier post at PCL LinkDump I ended up at Maltête's own site where lots more photos can be viewed. Funny and beautiful. Go!
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Vintage Photos: Les grands ballons...
See the whole series of photos at If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,
There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats: Les grands ballons de Macy's
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Vintage Photos: Bathing Caps
Bathing Caps With Faces by Ralph Crane, 1950s
(4 photos)
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Album Covers: + - x
“Music From Mathematics” from LP Cover Lover
And don't forget to check out Cristine “Miss X” too...
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UPDATE:
Are you curious about the sound of IBM 7090 Computer - 1962 - Music from Mathematics? (thanks, anonymous reader!)
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Vintage Photos: Heja Sverige!
Photographer: Co Rentmeester, 1972, LIFE
I don't exactly know what this photo was supposed to illustrate but searching the LIFE photos for "polaroid" this was one of the results. A beautiful woman, probably Swedish, wearing a t-shirt with an image clearly Swedish. The typical red-painted Swedish cottage, the flagpole, the blue-and-yellow, trees...
This is also an image of Sweden...
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Vintage Comics: Splash
slightly cropped and adjusted panels
The Allen Bellman Splash Page Gallery
"Splash page or sometimes referred to simply as a "splash", is a full page drawing in a comic book. A splash page is often used as the first page of a story, and includes the title and credits. Splashes that are not on the first page of a story are sometimes called interior splash pages. Interior splashes may, or may not include titles and/or credits. A panel that is larger than others on the page is called a splash panel. A splash that appears across two pages of a comic book is called a "double splash" or a two-page spread. Rarely, splash pages will stretch over more than two pages; such multi-page spreads often take the form of fold-out posters." - Wikipedia
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