Patricia Klein
@patricia_klein_
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⌖ freelance designer ⌖ https://t.co/5ZsxDaeV6n ⌖ https://t.co/vTllkX0PgX
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Joined May 2020
Another round of diagrams that I found and traced. Again without context, except for the publication they appear in.
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I’m a tiny bit fascinated by the cover aesthetics of old ufo zines at the moment. (Link to the Arena channel below)
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The typographic choices for these microwave cookbooks…
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More diagrams!.I could spend hours browsing through old science books online. 🕳️
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Random study or ‘What happens when you combine fragments of diagrams on a patch?’
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Next one in the series of my highlighted emblems:. New Worlds Mission is a concept for exploring planets outside of our solar system with the help of a giant starshade. ↓
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Collage of protein and virus crystals grown in space. (Photographed under polarized light, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, 2000)
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I started cross stitching my @8bidou collection. 👀. 🪡 @tom_furse @Yazid @DuaneKing @burkabayramart @zancan @spogelsemaskine
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Ta-da! I built a little home for my patch designs. I have been sharing them mainly on IG, but I felt like it would be nice to have them archived somewhere outside of IG’s grid of tiny squares.
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“Polymorph” by Luigi Colani, a proposed NASA Space Shuttle concept (1981).
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New (unofficial) patch design: .The Extraterrestrial Materials Simulation Laboratory is a facility at JPL that creates simulant materials (e. g. Martian soil) to address the challenges of in situ exploration in outer space.
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“Talking stamps“ from Bhutan, 1973. Little vinyl postage stamps that are fully playable. They contain different Bhutanese folk songs, the national anthem or a brief history of the country.
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Some diagrams without context, except for the publication in which they appear.
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Diagrams without context … .… except for the publication they appear in. ⇣⇩↓ .
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I want to give a bit of additional context on some of the emblems I occasionally design for fun. The first one is about NASA’s Advanced Combustion via Microgravity Experiments project (ACME) that studied flame behavior in microgravity. ↓
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Photographs of electrical discharges, Thomas Burton Kinraide, ca. 1900.
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Some nice infographics from “Essays About The Universe” by Boris A. Vorontsov-Velyaminov (1985).
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New finds from this week: .➛ d120 → d121 ➙ d122 ➝ d123
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Illustration from “The Meteoritic Hypothesis: A Statement of the Results of a Spectroscopic Inquiry into the Origin of Cosmical Systems“ by Joseph Norman Lockyer, 1890.
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Das Kugeltheater (The Spherical Theater), Andor Weininger, 1927.
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↱ d25 ⟶ d26 .d28 ⟵ d27 ↲. (Diagrams without context, except for the publication they appear in.)
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More protein crystals grown in microgravity. From experiments conducted as part of the Space Shuttle mission STS-26 (NASA, 1988).
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One of the more recent patch designs that I made is about a project called EELS, short for Exobiology Extant Life Surveyor. EELS is a snake-like robot, designed to search for life on icy moons in our solar system. 🧵↓
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A little update including @8bidou tokens by @spogelsemaskine, @TrofimovaKato, @pxlcircus, @rodellwarner & @mumu_thestan
I started cross stitching my @8bidou collection. 👀. 🪡 @tom_furse @Yazid @DuaneKing @burkabayramart @zancan @spogelsemaskine
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The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) in 2022 was humanity’s first attempt at intentionally crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid to change its course. 🧵↓
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Champ Fleury, Geoffroy Tory, 1549. An emblematic work of the Renaissance, this book is the first treatise on French grammar, spelling and typography.
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Covers of Weltraumbote No. 46/47 & 48/49 (1960) showing possible formations and movements of UFOs.
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Photomosaic of the lunar surface taken by Surveyor 7. NASA/USGS, 1968.
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I will never get tired of making small items like stickers. Especially not if they glow in the dark. ☼. [featuring Space Artifact 056]
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“Development of Photographic Lens Design” from “The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography” by Focal Press, 1957.
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Poster design inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope. ✨. Telescopes are Time Machines.
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The Ringelmann Scale was introduced by Maximilien Ringelmann in 1888 for assessing smoke emissions. It compares the density of smoke with standardized shades of black. The levels 0 to 5 are defined by grids of black lines with a certain width and spacing.
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The supercomputer Connection Machine CM-1 by Thinking Machines Corporation (1986). The flickering red lights on the front indicate the status of the processors.
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Cover detail of “Spectrum Analysis in its Application to Terrestrial Substances, and the Physical Constitution of the Heavenly Bodies” by Heinrich Schellen, 1872.
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From “Computer Graphics”, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, 1980.
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This proposed “New Worlds Mission” could lead to amazing discoveries about signs of habitability and life outside of the solar system. You can find more of my patch designs here:.
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Gonna add a new emblem here soon 🧪.
Ta-da! I built a little home for my patch designs. I have been sharing them mainly on IG, but I felt like it would be nice to have them archived somewhere outside of IG’s grid of tiny squares.
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Illustrations from “British Mineralogy or Coloured Figures Intended to Elucidate the Mineralogy of Great Britain” by James Sowerby, 1804.
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50 years ago:.“Women In Design: The Next Decade“ conference poster by Sheila Levrant De Bretteville, 1975.
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The Chemistry of the Sun. Some reinterpreted diagrams found in an old science book of the same title. (Joseph Norman Lockyer, 1887)
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Lithographies of meteorites from “Beyträge zur Geschichte und Kentniss meteorischer Stein- und Metall-Massen und der Erscheinungen, welche deren Niederfallen zu begleiten pflegen” by Carl von Schreibers, 1820.
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59 faces of the Sun. Recorded daily from July 28, 1973 through September 24, 1973 by NASA’s Skylab crew.
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“Jupiter’s Family of Comets” from “The Solar System” by Percival Lowell, 1903.
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Images of electric discharges from “Electric movement in air and water with theoretical inferences” by William George Armstrong, 1897.
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All emblems are accompanied by a short description about the mission or project. ✦✦ ✦✦. (The patches are all unofficial. I am not associated with any of the related projects.).
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From “Researches on Solar Vortices” by Carl Störmer, 1914. Published in “The Astrophysical Journal,” 1916.
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