Kilian Eng (1) Selected Works + Interview
OK, as promised, I’m very proud to present an exclusive Sci-Fi-O-Rama feature, this time with Swedish Design and Illustration superstar Kilian Eng. Here we have a total tour de force of the...
View ArticleSci-Fi-O-Rama 2012 Site
Hi, apologies once again for the lengthy delay between posting, a plethora of trivial and mundane excuses are available on request, but I’m sure your just glad to see the bloody hammering, hammer has...
View ArticleThe Virtual Art of 80′s Game Worlds
Sci-Fi-O-Rama presents an analysis and artistic appreciation of five pioneering 8-bit and 16-bit computer games. The era is the mid to late 80′s, a period fabulously rich in gaming concepts and...
View ArticleRalph McQuarrie (June 13, 1929 – March 3, 2012)
One of Sci-Fi Arts true legends Ralph McQuarrie has sadly passed away aged 82, Ralph was the visionary concept artist and illustrator responsible for the look and feel of the original Starwars trilogy...
View ArticleJean Giraud – Moebius (8 May 1938 – 10 March 2012)
This is a belated tribute post to the late, great Jean Giraud, better known as Moebius and whom sadly, as I’m sure you know has recently passed away, following an extended battle with cancer. A gloomy...
View ArticleCreative Computer Graphics (1984)
Some original material here, as scanned from ‘Creative Computer Graphics’ (Cambridge University Press, 1984) this one I came across whilst searching through the Google Books archives, and intrigued I...
View ArticleQuick Update…
Just a quick update to let you know some new content is coming soon and also I’ve removed the notes on Prometheus post. Just because thats not really the kind of content I want to endure on...
View ArticleSci-Fi-O-Rama @ Pinterest
Time to toss aside the metaphorical, moth-eaten shrouds and fire up the Sci-Fi-O-Rama engines. Firstly I’d like to apologise for the extremely long delay in posting and general lack blog activity....
View ArticleSci-Fi-O-Rama 2013 Round Up (1)
Lets start 2013 with something of a round up. A quick reality check, refresh, and splash of Eau de toilette. What we have here then is a brief sampler straight from the Sci-Fi-O-Rama barometer, a...
View ArticleTAMIYA – 1980s Buggy Box Art
Though perhaps memorable using Sci-Fi-O-Rama as a blog name does throw up a few problems. It’s hard to spell, even harder to type, especially as a URL, and in general throws up more than the...
View ArticleElectrical Banana – Masters of Psychedelic Art
‘Lord of the Rings’ (German Book Cover) – 1970 Once again please forgive the slight delay in posing new material. The blame lays solely with Supercell’s ‘Clash of Clans’ of which I was introduced...
View ArticleNew Poster Art
‘Behind The American Dream’ Alejandro Magallanes (Mexico 2001) This mini post marks the start of a new Sci-Fi-O-Rama strategic initiative designed to increase the general yield of blog output. In...
View ArticleSelected Sci-Fi & Fantasy Book Covers Part 1
Zipping up my moonboots and going back to the roots here with a varied selection of retro SF and Fantasy book art. Sci-Fi-O-Rama was pretty much built upon the back of posting forgotten book and games...
View ArticleLuke Wyatt – Sad Stonewash (a Video Mulch)
It’s rare to come across a piece of art that really moves me. This odyssey of distortion does just that. Unnerving, strangely touching and certainly one of the most spellbinding and hallucinatory 5...
View ArticleThe Model Shop Part 1: Star Dwellers sculpture by Grant Louden + interview...
Welcome to Sci-Fi-O-Rama 2014. Here we begin with a totally exclusive feature courtesy of both Grant Louden & Dan McPharlin. So without ado lets hand over the controls to Dan… Guest post by Dan...
View ArticleThe Art of Ian Miller
Titan Publishing got in touch asking if I’d Interview British Illustrator Ian Miller to coincide with the launch of ‘The Art of Ian Miller’ a 160 page compendium spanning four decades. The book, put...
View ArticleBob Layzell @ Dynamite Gallery, Brighton, UK. From 2nd – 10th May 2014
Bob Layzell is an illustrator from the golden age of British Sci-fi art. That means two things, 70’s book covers and the Terran Trade Authority (TTA). We’ve swung the spotlight in this direction as...
View ArticleCryogenic suspension
Hello All, just a very quick note too happily inform you that Sci-Fi-O-Rama shall arise from slumber soon….
View ArticleThe Model Shop Part 2: Norman Conquest 2066 sculpture by Grant Louden +...
After an exceptionally long gap between posts Sci-Fi-O-Rama finally returns with new material. Apologies for the extended state of dormancy, life gets in the way sometimes. Let’s then not dwell on the...
View ArticleUI BAKA
Sci-Fi-O-Rama returns with a quick feature on a rather special tumblr known simply as ‘UI BAKA‘. Originating from ‘The Land of the Rising Sun’ this tumblr celebrates the art of sci-fi interfaces with...
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