#circa 1992

[chaoticdesertdweller]

#Christmas #throwback #vintage photography #my childhood #circa 1992 #vintage tv #me #childhood #vintage christmas #big tv #my sister #knick knacks #aloe plant

[aiiaiiiyo]

#my grandpa during his time working in Brazil #circa 1992 #casually showing off his new handgun. #Comprehensive-Rip411 #oldschool

[spockvarietyhour]

I'm choking back laughter.

#the makeup. the hair. yes. the theatre girl knows how to do local news reporter circa 2002 and and also 1992 #BCS #Better Call Saul #Magic Man #Danny watches BCS

[septembersghost]

not thinking about how these are the people who met in the mailroom

#how did he pull kim? uh he's silly goofy funny cute and her biggest fan #these pictures are from the late 90s we don't know exactly what year they met do we? #it was definitely in the 90s though and they were just babies #real quality posts from me lately 😄 #better call saul #edit: they met circa 1992 or 93! #they've had significant formative time together

[byzigzo]

Ken (ZI:KILL) in SHOXX #18

(July 1993)

#ZI:KILL #ken #my scans #anyone else think he looks like j circa 1992

[amnhnyc]

Today’s Exhibit of the Day? The Museum’s mummified hadrosaur—one of the most complete pieces of Mesozoic dinosaur remains ever found! This fossil represents one of the greatest discoveries in the history of paleontology: a rare glimpse at the texture of dinosaur skin. Like the skin on modern birds’ feet, this duck-billed dinosaur’s skin was marked by bumps called tubercles. The tubercles are larger along the animal’s back and sides and smaller around the joints, which needed to be flexible.

Photo: Image no. ptc-7737 © / AMNH Library (Circa 1992)

#amnh #science #museum #fossil #dinosaur #natural history #nature #paleontology #hadrosaur #mummy #edmontosaurus #mesozoic #dinosaurs #fact of the day #halloween #did you know

[qaaba]

See! I _did_ have hair. Once. A fair amount of it actually. I miss that shirt. #throwbackthursday Also: always #Pale & #pastyAF #circa #1992 (at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cemb-6Zrhk1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#throwbackthursday #pale #pastyaf #circa #1992

[alcubierre-warpin]

circa 1992

#succession #gerri kellman #frank vernon #karl muller #my art #more of a study than anything #uhh headcanon is gerri in '92 is late 20s/early 30s #frank is early 40s #karl is mid 40s

[u2fangirlie-blog]

Spock's World Inspired Holiday Card circa 1992

December 1992. Spock's World was among my favorite novels. I had just turned 19 years old that month. In keeping with the tradition of making holiday cards, that year I drew artwork inspired by a scene in Spock's World, the Star Trek novel by Diane Duane.

No computer. No printer. This was 1992. I drew it in pencil and darkened it with ink. The message was all hand lettered. My dad made copies of the artwork at his office. Each copy was colored by hand with colored pencils and crayons.

The image centers on the IDIC symbol, Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combination, a concept central to Vulcan philosophy. Diane Duane wrote the most beautiful passage in Spock's World that simply explained the meaning of IDIC. I copied the passage for the message inside the card. The IDIC symbol was surrounded by animals, plants, and other organisms representing the biodiversity of Earth.

The passage from Spock's World was from a scene where Surak was in the desert and saw the giant sandworm-like creature, referred to as the Underlier (called A'kweth or Tcha'besheh). Both beings paused and beheld one another, the Underlier and the Vulcan, in the vast desert under the light of T'Khut (called The Watcher), Vulcan's sister planet.

"How delightful to be so different from something. No need to understand them, particularly; that might come with time and would be an added delight. But it was enough to accept their difference, to celebrate just that without anything added. Creation, in itself, was joy, the difference was joy, the celebration of it was joy."

Front of card. Star Trek inspired greeting card artwork. Based on the novel Spock's World. Image features the Vulcan IDIC symbol and cartoon drawings of animals representing diversity. Created in 1992.

Inside of card. Star Trek inspired greeting card artwork. Based on the novel Spock's World. Image features a quotation from the novel representing diversity and the IDIC philosophy. Created in 1992.

Front and back of card. Star Trek inspired greeting card artwork. Based on the novel Spock's World. Image features the Vulcan IDIC symbol and cartoon drawings of animals representing diversity. Created in 1992. (Copyright Myers Cards 1992.)

The passage in the novel continued:

"There was nothing that could stand against that joy: sooner or later it would triumph. All evil, all death, was a tiny, fretting, posturing thing that knew its own defeat was coming, and it might rage and destroy as it liked. It was doomed. Celebration would win, was winning, had won now. Everything was one moment, and the moment was nothing but triumph and joy."

This resonated with my 18/19 year old self. This still resonates with me today. Oh, my heart! I cry for joy! Such beautiful ideas and words to live by!

Regretfully, I didn't credit the author on the card at the time. I assumed friends and family wouldn't care. It was yet another weird, cheap, homemade holiday card from their weirdo sister / niece / daughter / student / friend.

I hope you enjoy the amateur artwork and Diane Duane's message. Enjoy the diversity and differences. Embrace and embody IDIC.

Thank you, @dduane.

Peace and long life,

Amy

#diane duane #spock #star trek #star trek novels #idic #diversity #vulcan

[neil-gaiman]

I recall you said the original script for "Ramadan" had already been written with the other three Distant Mirrors stories (so, circa 1991), but did you ever go back to amend it between then and the publication in 1993? Or did P. Craig Russell start drawing it immediately?

It was an extra-long issue and Craig pencilled and inked it, and supervised the colouring, which took him some time. I finished writing it in early 1992, and after that it was Craig's. (It also had to wait for him to be free to draw it.)

[aiiaiiiyo]

#Daft Punk Japan #circa 1992 #mythrowawaypdx #oldschool

[obsessedbyneon]

Employees of Data Process Informatica, circa 1990 - 1992. By Reinier Gerritsen, via Rijksmuseum

#my post #office #dutch 80s #dutch 90s #culture

[indica-vixen]

Kate moss circa 1992

#kate moss #naiomi campbell #90s supermodels #1990s #1990s fashion #high fashion #couture #heroine chic #fashion model #2014 tumblr #runway #fashion #girl blogger #90s fashion #90s #90s model #fashion show #ellen von unwerth #vogue italia #2000s grunge #dark femininity #dark coquette #lana del ray aesthetic

[all-action-all-picture]

Benny Hill (21 January 1924- 20 April 1992) and Audrey Hepburn (4 May 1929- 20 January 1993), circa 1988.

Hopefully there is some speeded up footage of them chasing each other around with Yakety Sax playing in the background.

#benny hill #audrey hepburn #the benny hill show #21jan #20apr #20jan #04may

[getvalentined]

INFATUATION / INTRODUCTION 🍎♡🐍 @sephesisweek day 1

Newly-minted SOLDIER Third Class Genesis (15-16) meets SOLDIER First Class Sephiroth (14-15), circa late 1992. This is absolutely not how it went, but a boy can dream—go check out the fic that @takenbynumbers wrote to go with this to see how it really happened.

#sephiroth #genesis rhapsodos #sephesis week 2024 #sephesis #sephgen #genseph #final fantasy vii #FFVII #crisis core #crisis core reunion #final fantasy 7 #FF7 #ever crisis #FF7EC #art tag #otp #ship ship ship #they are in love your honor

[slavicbee]

Prime Minister Václav Klaus and Minister of Interior Vladimír Mečiar in the gardens of Villa Tugendhat, Brno, Czechoslovakia, circa 26th of August 1992, a place where the Velvet divorce was decided.

President of Slovakia Zuzana Čaputová and President of Czechia Petr Pavel, same place, 30 years later. The caption on Zuzana Čaputová’s instagram post reads: Friends, neighbours, allies. Even after separation.

Cool, isn’t it?

#Slovakia #Czechia #čumblr #ťumbľr #zuzana čaputová #Petr Pavel #czechoslovakia #velvet divorce