Pieratt@pieratt1dHas any artist ever defined a decade like Patrick Nagel did the 1980s?lusso@luusssso
Pieratt@pieratt2dI think if more people understood that terraforms are arranged in a three dimensional HYPERCASTLE, more people would be excited about terraforms.plunge@xcoldplunge
Pieratt@pieratt3dParadise Lost: Satan Viewing the Ascent to Heaven (1824 - Mezzotint) - John MartinArchaeology & Art@archaeologyart
Pieratt@pieratt3dI no longer have control, it feels fantasticderrick has started yet another project@dvsch
Pieratt@pieratt4dGeological block diagrams by the U.S. Geological Survey, 50s to 70s...a sweet viz technique that seems to have died with its drafters H/t @Jill_hubleyEvan Applegate@youwillmakemaps
Pieratt@pieratt4dLoving these atmospheric gradients by Koichi Sato (1944-2016) A beautiful example of Japanese Postmodernism in graphic designlusso@luusssso
Pieratt@pieratt4dArchive book scan with cute mascot logos Character Design Collection - 2002 Character Design Today - 2007Bao T. Nguyen@bao_t_nguyen
Pieratt@pieratt5dPromotional materials for the opening of the EPCOT Center at Disney World October 1, 1982lusso@luusssso
Pieratt@pieratt6d'Quadrilateral' logos from from Yasaburo Kuwayama's Trademarks & Symbols of the World Volume 2. Discover thousands more logos at https://t.co/hK4TS9Vlzn #logos #designtwitter #branding #logodesign #designtwitterLogoArchive@LogoArchiveLogoArchive • The world's largest historical logo book • Endless logo inspiration
Pieratt@pieratt6dFrank Lloyd Wright's September Desert began as an unpublished magazine cover in the 1920s. By 1929, the design found another life in painted ceramic tiles, turned into a mosaic by Charles L. Morgan.Meditations in Color@MeditateColor
Pieratt@pieratt6dhow it feels not to have designed the hyperamerica flag, but, to have recognized its memetic potentialDanielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong
