They really appealed to me too. It feels like they should be in an animation.
Anthropomorphic Machines by Russian-American illustrator Boris Artzybasheff (1899-1965)pic.twitter.com/Ized2wagM1
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Lol, these are from the timeline where H.R. Giger grew up really happy
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these repositories of dead labor don't seem as kind and loving as i would imagine anthropomorphic representations of machines from the USSR would be
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Pissed that I wasn't taught about actually talented Russian illustrators in school as opposed to the abstract lame-wads who painted squares to represent communism or some shit.
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Late stage communism, where the workers not just own the means of production but become one with them.
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These images make me want to break out my graphite.
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