Joss Whedon’s Firefly is, in my opinion, the best Sci Fi series ever made. It never made it to series two, but as I understand it, Whedon said he would only make a new series of Buffy The Vampire Slayer if he could make a film based on Firefly. That was Serenity, one of my favourite Sci Fi films of all time. It’s essentially a western in space. I’ve just bought my second box set, as the other one is too worn to play. I reckon I watch it every month.

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You know that LCD SoundSystem tune that goes, ‘Daft Punk’s playing at my house/ my house’? If I had one of these Fagor Spoutnik microwave ovens that look like a very mild, very sensible version of Daft Punk headgear, I might actually convince myself that they’re playing in my kitchen.

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He may not have seen the modern world of today, passing on at the age of 77 in 1963, but Frank Rudolph Paul evidently saw the future with incredible imagination, as we can see in his trippy science fiction and fantasy illustrations. According to this, he was the ‘first person to ever make a living drawing spaceships‘ too.

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This the concept reel for our upcoming sci-fi film. PROSPECT is the story of a young girl and her father hunting valuable resin on a toxic planet. When her father is attacked, she is forced to grow up quick. Our inspiration for the film is ultimately that we want to make the kind of sci-fi we want to see: sci-fi that takes itself seriously not only as a fantasy, but as a film. Find out how to get involved here.

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Ah, this is the kind of dreams sci-fiction is made for. Timon Sager imagines what a luxury home in the air could look like (well, like a yacht-house, actually) minus the balloons. That calls for some high-powered aircraft that resemble mega sleek silverfish. We just want to pack our bags and go race timezones.

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Every now and then I see a piece of art that sets off a chain of fireworks in my head. Micah Lidberg’s art does just that. His psychedelic sci-fi doodles are explosions of colour, texture and pattern. There is no focal point in many of his drawings, so your eyes are left wandering across the landscape of the page. His website is a feast for the visual culture voyeur.

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The title of Best Mom Ever has officially been won. Julie made her babies these Star Trek and Star Wars felt activity books. With a couple of tribbles, er, quibbles, I have to say these are possibly the only books a toddler could ever need. Now I understand the hipster fetish for Mormon Mommy Blogs. Sign me up for adoption.

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Check out the fantastical Photoshop creations from Shichigoro. Although most of his pieces don’t have a story behind them, your mind can easily fill in the blanks.

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In the hellish future of 2044, human beings have become stupefied by the state of permanent happiness they’ve been genetically altered to experience. ‘Dumb’ Jack offers relief via drugs that bring his customers the welcome phenomenon of pain. But when Jack receives a mysterious videotape of his dead father, he sets out to unmask the dangerous conspiracy that has created this dystopian world.

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Brandon McConnell creates amazing colorful vistas in minutes, and shares his techniques with Robert H. Ross-style videos. I stumbled across one on Youtube, and before my disbelieving eyes, what looked like a mediocre Jackson Pollock spray-paint attack turned into every geek’s secret dream. Not only are the paintings ethereally pretty, the moment of their coalescence is magic.

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John Lytle Wilson inserts fantastic sci-fi creatures into the foreground of random generic paintings, adding new outlandish life to otherwise sedentary environments.

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UK-based Tim Simmons imbues his long-exposure photographs of ‘humanature’ — a term coined by photographer Peter Goin to describe natural terrain with manmade features — with a sense of sci-fi mystery, as if he is capturing the world discarded by time as described in Stephen King’s The Langoliers.

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Russian illustrator Anton Grechko has a painterly approach to rendering images, giving even his sci-fi work a classic feel.

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