British horror anthology, DEAD OF NIGHT (1945).
Simpsons street art.
LOONEY TUNES animation backgrounds. (Most if not all of these will have been done by Philip De Guard and Maurice Noble.)
Urban city forms transformed into miniature apartment buildings, by street artist EVOL.
Digital recreation of the original 1969 SESAME STREET set by Jordan Orlando, whose father was involved in the early stages of the show. (Last image shows the actual set.)
“Can you count, suckerrrrrrs?”
Gangs from THE WARRIORS (1979): the Hi-Hats; the Electric Eliminators; the Savage Huns; the Boppers; the Panzers; the Turnbull ACs; the Saracens; the Gramercy Riffs; the Baseball Furies; the Punks.
(Most if not all of these images come from a Warriors wiki.)
Two photos of 1960s New York, 51st and Lexington to be exact. A rainy day. Why were these taken? Maybe someone had just gotten a new camera for their birthday, and wanted to take a few test shots. Maybe it’s an angry resident snapping pics of illegally parked cars as photographic evidence. Or it’s someone staying with their uncle, they’ve spent all day sightseeing and taking photos, and now there are a few left on the camera roll so what the heck. The different angles are a little surprising. Did Spider-Man take these for the Daily Bugle?
Animation backgrounds from Disney’s 101 DALMATIANS (1961). By Walt Peregoy, Al Dempster, Ralph Hulett, Anthony Rizzo, and Bill Layne.
