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ALIEN LANDSCAPES of STAR TREK

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Twin Peaks (1990-1991) //  the empty rooms

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Twin Peaks The Return - Art Director - Cara Brower

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Star Trek Set Tour 6/?: The Bridge

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the background design in the early pink panther cartoons is so beautiful and evocative. i want to live there

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Star Trek, 1966

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Star Trek - The Original Series

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Ed Edd n Eddy (1999) - E-Card Maker Backgrounds

Source: Wayback Machine

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Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)

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Okay but like, the Danny Phantom environments are like,

really cool

like I just think they’re neat

I have a lot of these saved actually, because I like them so much

This one is a gif but you get what I mean:

They all have really congruent color palettes, which is just so pleasing to me. They’re pretty good at building mood while also maintaining a togetherness that doesn’t pull attention away from the people in the scene. It works so well that sometimes, you just don’t pay attention to the backgrounds - which means they’re doing their job, sure, but they deserve some recognition too, imo.

Anyway, I leave you with this:

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DSCF2466 (via tohru_nishimura)

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The episode “Fragments” of Steven Universe Future aired a couple nights ago and it has some of my favorite BGs I got to do for the show. These are Steven’s bathroom from the end of the ep! Credits: Layouts by Julian DePerio and (I think!) Steven Sugar, art direction by Liz Artinian

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steven universe desktop wallpapers

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Brokeback Mountain (Ang Lee, 2005).

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This semester I assigned myself to draw Portugal in the Steven Universe style! Tbh I can’t even believe they all done SMH! Steven Universe and @rebeccasugar is a huge inspiration to me

Well! Here’s some of my faves! Enjoy!

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Cinema without people: The Passenger (1975, Michelangelo Antonioni, dir.)