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Osamu Tezuka (1)
A belated start to November here begins with a guest contribution from London based designer and illustrator John Rowley. John got in touch recently to suggest a feature on “The godfather of anime”...
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Special Feature: Mondo
Here’s a special feature I had planned to run before my break, but managed to trash a bunch of email and thus the interview! all I can say is an extremely big thumbs up for Jobs and krew for OSX’s...
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More Art of the Arcade Machine Marquee…
Here’s a continuation of one of the more popular features I ran last year ‘The Art of the Arcade Marque‘ with a further selection of 12 primary coloured beauties. First of all a quick refresh on what...
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Eduardo Paolozzi – Screenprints
A selection of work from the late Scottish sculptor and artist Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (7 March 1924 – 22 April 2005). Paolozzi has always been a favourite of mine, particularly his beautifully composed,...
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Silence Television
It’s been a couple of months since my last article so time to unplug the cryogenics, thaw out and get writing. A few special features lined up this month, including an exclusive interview with a...
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The 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...
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Creative 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...
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Sci-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...
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Electrical Banana – Masters of Psychedelic Art
‘Lord of the Rings’ (German Book Cover) – 1970 Sci-Fi-O-Rama is proud to present a selection of ‘far out’ imagery sequestered from the fantastically titled ‘Electrical Banana’ Psychedelic art book –...
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New Poster Art
‘Behind The American Dream’ Alejandro Magallanes (Mexico 2001) This selection is a book sampler ‘New Poster Art’ published by Thames & Hudson in 2008. I picked up a copy after spying a fellow...
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Jim Steranko – Outland
Sci-Fi-O-Rama contributor Ben Feldman recently pointed me toward an online selection of Heavy Metal, the infamous American Sci-Fi/Fantasy magazine most prominent in the late 70s and 1980s. Heavy Metal...
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Kaleidoscopic Chaos: The Graphic Art of Bicicleta sem Freio
Next we turn Sci-Fi-O-Rama up to eleven and present a retina-searing selection of art from Brazilian graphic and street art duo Douglas de Castro and Renato Reno, better known as Bicicleta sem Freio....
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Flickr Round Up (1)
A selection of differing illustration styles all linked from my Flickr Favourites. I figured that rather than post these one at time It’d be better to pack them into groups as a kinda round up. So...
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Eric Fraser (1)
A long overdue feature on Eric George Fraser (June 11, 1902 – November 15, 1983). He’s one of the great British Illustrators of his time. Eric’s most renowned for creating lavish covers for the...
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Barnaby Ward (4)
A very welcome to return to Sci-Fi-O-Rama for contemporary Sci-Fi/Fantasy Fashion Illustrator Barnaby Ward definitely one of my favourite featured artists. As is clearly demonstrated here, Barnaby’s...
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Zines – French SF Illustration
A Halloween special here, consisting of zero Halloween related material! Instead what we do have is an excellent selection of obscure(ish) French SF Illustration. Top: I think this is a Moebius...
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