Kevin's Watch

balon! wrote:EXCELLENT! Reminds me strongly of the Watch, of course.

Heeheehee!
Someone long ago would often say to me - if you try holding back the hands of time they will eventually rip your arms off.
And yet it seems, from the mind of Roger Dean, it is the world that will eventually revolve around time.

Very cool

I used to have 7 of 9 as my wall paper .. cos awesomeness right? Now nothing special... I should rectify that

I always have Star Trek on one monitor and a cat on the other.



Shocking, I know.

Im shocked AND impressed

Eh, it's not particularly impressive. I have photogenic kittehs and can't claim any credit for the artwork on the ST side.

Well impression is in the eye of the beholder ... or so some say

Change of wallpaper for the change in season

I use this picture to daydream. On being in one of those
little mushroom houses questioning what makes the rock twist in shape.

Very cool I could definitely join in re daydreaming on the wallpaper, its cool, relaxing and evoking of fantasy themes.

In fact great inspiration if I were going to write.

Skyweir wrote:In fact great inspiration if I were going to write.

I see the bridge representing a string bend - a brief moment in time - the stretch of one note to another.
As the guitar has a bridge this of course isn't pure imagination.

Lazy Luke wrote:... questioning what makes the rock twist in shape.

Tuning: question answered

Lock screen


I appear to have deleted the photo I'm using for my home screen from my gallery, and I have no idea how to reload it so I can share it...

Lazy Luke wrote:Change of wallpaper for the change in season

I use this picture to daydream. On being in one of those
little mushroom houses questioning what makes the rock twist in shape.

Who is the artist? I feel like I should know.

Sorus wrote:Who is the artist? I feel like I should know.

Roger Dean HOME
(check out his snazzy global links)

What's really sad is I would buy his wall posters as a teenager - many many moons ago - and wish there were some underlying logic within the dreamy worlds.
<sigh> Some things just take a while.
Like Walt Disney, Dean will keep his pallet down to three colours giving the prints an almost trivial and transient quality. Perfect for hiding treasure.

(RD: IOU 2quid :}

Ah yes, he did a lot of book covers for Heinlein. I had all of those, back in the day.

Lazy Luke wrote:

Sorus wrote:Who is the artist? I feel like I should know.

Roger Dean HOME
(check out his snazzy global links)

What's really sad is I would buy his wall posters as a teenager - many many moons ago - and wish there were some underlying logic within the dreamy worlds.
<sigh> Some things just take a while.
Like Walt Disney, Dean will keep his pallet down to three colours giving the prints an almost trivial and transient quality. Perfect for hiding treasure.

(RD: IOU 2quid :}

Ah yes, Roger Dean! I too had a few of those on my wall - and the other guy........the one who did the band Yes's stage sets.......no - it's gone.

Talking of Roger Dean, do you remember the picture "Another Time, Another Place"? By coincidence I was thinking of that picture only a couple of days ago - just an odd musing remembrance of times past - and now this pops up.

peter wrote:Ah yes, Roger Dean! I too had a few of those on my wall - and the other guy........the one who did the band Yes's stage sets.......no - it's gone.

Still Roger Dean. He painted many of Yes' album covers and designed their stage sets.

He also designed some communities, but I don't know if they were ever fully developed.

https://www.curbed.com/2013/4/16/102531 ... the-future

Menolly wrote:

peter wrote:Ah yes, Roger Dean! I too had a few of those on my wall - and the other guy........the one who did the band Yes's stage sets.......no - it's gone.

Still Roger Dean. He painted many of Yes' album covers and designed their stage sets.

peter's on about Rodney Matthews. Its that, 'tormato, tomahto' thing

Damn tomatoes