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Heirloom, my 7 years in the making Star Trek zine, is officially available for ~preorder~ on my etsy --> here :o)

Preorders will end April 1st and I hope to have them ready to ship around April 20th. \o/ Please read the etsy item page for more info on contents!

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sorry, i just left for a while and that stupid website doesnt have a "stop queue" function so the queue just spit everything out without and rhyme or reason, because i havent organized it in advance.

ill return to tumblr whenever i have the energy to clean up this mess lol. i just logged in for a moment to switch on the "prevent third-party sharing" setting (like it matters)

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The uh. The spones brainrot

Poses for the last two were inspired by mellonsoup and forecastoctopus on TikTok respectively I think

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trust me they're straight

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U.S.S. Enterprise miniature models - Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)

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Filming the USS Enterprise - Star Trek (1966)

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THE CHAIRS DOUBLE AS STRETCHERS!!!  From The Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual (1977)

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Starships from the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology Manual - art by Rick Sternbach (1980)

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Star Trek #11, 1971

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Spock: Captain Kirk is as immutable as the laws of gravity. He could never be cruel or panic. He is too good, too pure, the platonic ideal of a person. Captain Kirk is perfect and I love him

The court he’s standing in: …..ok but like you can’t enter that as a fact into evidence, you know that right? Like you know we can’t enter your crush as imperial fact right?

Spock: illogical. Just look at him

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1968 Mr Spock pin-up!

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No idea how they got it, but this behind the scenes shot from the set of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” appears to show Denise Crosby (Tasha Yar) and Brent Spiner (Data) with the male reptilian baby that Robin Maxwell (played by Blair Tefkin) gave birth to in “V: The Final Battle”.

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Leonard Nimoy and Gene Roddenberry

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One Dress a Day Challenge

August: Fantasy & Sci-Fi

Star Trek (s3e5, "Is There in Truth No Beauty?") / Diana Muldaur as Miranda Jones

In this episode, it appears the costumer has cleverly saved money and given the character's costumes a unifying look by using the same beaded net overdress with three different underlayers. In her first and final appearances, the underdress is made of green and blue printed fabric with cap sleeves coming to little points over the shoulder. Next is a sleeveless blue dress with a gathered neck; it is similar to the green dress from Mission Impossible that I featured recently, and this may not be a coincidence, as the relevant episodes of both shows aired in 1968. The final underdress is black with long sleeves.

Since each of the underdresses complements different colors in the beaded net layer, it really looks different every time!

ETA: I've been reminded that the overdress is actually a sensory net, as the character is blind. I admit I had forgotten that detail about its functionality. That's what I get for not taking the time to do a full rewatch when taking screencaps!

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