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midcenturymodernfreak:

1965 Predictions of 1975

Hi-Fi Sphere. High-fidelity sets do not have to be square, and they do not have to be long. This look into tomorrow is an effort to blend the feeling of a musical instrument with modern electronics. Engineers have long maintained that a sphere is the ideal source of sound reproduction. Note these features: The cone speakers are retractable, can have a span of six feet between them, and can be pitched in any direction the best stereophonic effect. In the base of the sphere is a woofer speaker, facing inward. When not in use, the three-foot aluminum globe can be completely closed present a decorative sphere.

From 1975: And the Changes To Come by Arnold B. Barach

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terrysmalloy:

Marlon Brando, 1952.

hifas:

Nikola Pavlinovic

jewtinachronicles:

How could this face not win an Oscar.

arreter:

Jim Kazanjian

Portland artist jim kazanjian’s body of work consists of crisply composed digital images that explore the surrealist side of space and architecture. drawing from literary influences such as h.p. lovecraft and algernon blackwood, kazanjian’s pictorials illustrate a fantasy-driven world that seemingly celebrates relics and decay. having worked as a commercial CGI artist for television, fashion, and game production, his method of creating largely involves recomposing a number of photographs in bits and pieces.  

razorshapes:

Chicago skyline (by Wojciech Andruszkiewicz)

claroscureaux:

Brando

anthropical:

twated:

I wish I was as pretty as this cat

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