pickA girl travels with her yellow robot across 1997 America where society has collapsed thanks to some VR-like helmets.
The story feels quite unfinished and full of gaps, but it's really awesome nonetheless. If you like science fiction and/or dystopian and/or graphic novels, this is a must read. The artwork is eerily beautiful.
#scifi #dystopian #graphicnovel #swedish
#wickedwhispers @eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
From Kubo and the Two Strings. While this scene is pretty calm, Kubo and his crew face some pretty horrific adversaries.
pickThis is not a book with a story but a collection a drawings produced over the last 25 yrs organized according to themes. So in a way it‘s like entering into an art exhibition in your own living room. I love Tan‘s illustrations and I loved this collection showing his development and sometimes where some of his book characters started from.
Titled “Our Tuesday Afternoon Reading Group”
As a book lover, how could I not post this?
Titled “A Memory of Light”
I love this.
And for those of us who is old enough to remember, a VHS cassette
so-soLet us first address the injustice of this cover. Of ALL the art you had at your disposal, you chose THIS ONE? Anyway...
Mostly this book makes me want to find more sci fi art books! For 192 pages that were half-text, half-image, it's very ambitious to take on the entire 20th century and beyond of sci-fi art (with some foundations in the 19th century as well) in the UK and America, and even some anime from Japan. 1/?
