Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 July 2018
Print a Book
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
70s,
book,
education,
heinz kurth,
illustration,
print,
printing
Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Waves in the Ocean of Air
Life Science Library: Sound and Hearing.
This edition 1971, first published 1965.
| Click to enlarge - this one really deserves it |
| Strongly reminiscent of the film 'Fantastic Planet' aka 'Planet Sauvage' |
Scanner's knackered again. Mind you, I think taking and editing photos is *mildly* less tedious.
Labels:
1965,
1971,
anatomy,
ears,
illustration,
life science library,
sound and hearing
Monday, 26 June 2017
Houses and Homes
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
From the same series as Concrete, though they'd dropped the "Children's University" tag by the time this one appeared in 1980. Written and illustrated by Heinz Kurth.
Note the internet prediction near the end, with the button-heavy control panel and reel-to-reel tape deck.
Labels:
1980,
1980s,
80s,
architecture,
bollops,
building,
Children's book,
children's university,
cities,
city,
distopia,
educational,
futurism,
heinz kurth,
homes,
houses,
Modernism,
urban decay,
utopia
Labels:
1980s,
architecture,
books,
buildings,
children's books,
children's university,
cities,
educational,
futurism,
heinz kurth,
homes,
housing estates,
illustration,
urban decay,
urban planning
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