Today is Star Trek's 50th anniversary!
The first episode aired on September 8, 1966.
The first episode aired on September 8, 1966.
I'd already posted four--I just now finished Chekov & Sulu in time.
(It's a little after midnight on Sept. 8, 2016.)
Hiraku Sulu, he gets a botanical border and gold clouds from a scroll illustrating the Tale of Genji (source of his first name, "Hiraku" = "shining"); a rapier, vintage compass, some sort of star map, and sandhill crane feathers
Pavel Chekov, navigator, Russian; he gets wings and gold panel from a Russian Orthodox icon, an astrolabe, Sputnik, & a hallway from Solaris
below: Communications Officer Uhura
She gets a red chair by Vincent van Gogh, rotary phone, and antique letter with sealing wax
below: Science Officer Spock
[From the Mirror, Mirror alternate universe. Going somewhere, Mr. Spock?]
below: Captain James T. Kirk:
He's from Iowa, and an Aries--hence the golden baby ram (from Copenhagen).
below: McCoy Mood: Bones
Top right: scene from Magnificent Obsession (1954);
blue morpho butterfly wing
MINT JULEP….
10 to 12 fresh mint leaves
1 teaspoonful sugar
Muddle mint leaves and sugar in tall glass. Fill glass with cracked ice. Add 1 jigger Old Crow. Stir until glass frosts. Decorate with 2 sprigs of fresh mint.
[I had to look up “Old Crow.” It’s a brand of bourbon.
Mood boards! These are inspiring and so beautiful, Fresca.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Poodle! Maybe you make this sort of thing for Lavender Grey? Have you got a website going for that yet?
ReplyDeleteHadn't seen the Bones one; very good! And wish I could have a Mint Julep right now!
ReplyDeleteBINK: I'd added Bones a few days ago--and then Sulu & Chekov--wanted to keep them all together.
ReplyDeleteA mint julep? Count me in! Hey--maybe I could make em for your birthday?!?!
These really are beautiful as a set. The colors are so rich. And birthday mint juleps--Yum!
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