Friday, August 31, 2012

Free Friday Poster Giveaway Featuring Francisco Ramirez and Bureau of Print Research and Design


Francisco Ramirez is always fun to chat with at Flatstock and he is a huge World War 2 history fan. This was the first of many science fiction themed posters by Francisco. So you ask how is this sci-fi? The idea that Germany won the space race before the USSR or the USA.

"The Space Race can trace its origins to Nazi Germany, beginning in the 1930s and continuing during World War II when Germany researched and built operational ballistic missiles. Starting in the early 1930s, German aerospace engineers experimented with liquid-fueled rockets, with the goal that one day they would be capable of reaching high altitudes and traversing long distances."

But say that Germany got to space first but didn't return back. This is the inspiration for this print.

Deadnaut I (Restrike) is 1 color on Black French Paper and measures 19 x 25


Now go to the top of the post above the picture and click on comments to leave a comment about Space and or Sci-Fi to have a chance at winning the poster. Don't worry if your comment does not appear immediately I have to approve them before they are published. I will use the random number generator to pick a winner. Entries are limited to ONE PER PERSON PER HOUSEHOLD. Please leave your name with the comment, comments without names will not be accepted. Entries will be accepted until midnight PDT Saturday Saturday September 1 that's two days to enter with the winner announced on Sunday.

Since some people can't read instructions if you leave more than one comment I will be deleting them all and you will have to do it again, meaning if Billy leaves 3 comments I will delete them all and he will have to do it again. ONE comment per person. It's not that hard, we're not saving lives here just giving away a poster.

Huge thank you to Francisco Ramirez and Bureau of Print Research and Design for providing the print to you my fine readers.

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37 comments:

  1. Im Raum, niemand kann dich schreien hören.

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  2. Nice print.
    My favorite sci-fi author is Philip K. Dick.
    Jeff
    moonduckie78()gmail

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  3. i like rockets that probe into outer space

    Primo Montesi
    primomontesi@gmail.com

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  4. Great design. I want a free one!
    -chris bell

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  5. some say in space no one can here you scream, buti say... space is the only place you can be heard

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  6. Sweet poster.

    Thanks for the giveaway.

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  7. You cannot argue with Science.

    Erin A.

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  8. Ewige Blumenkraft und ewige Schlangenkraft

    Thats is all I have to say. Give me free poster (please).

    Dave Lynch

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  9. Get your Arsch to Mars
    Michael Liss
    li2mich@aol.com

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  10. Pretty dark poster. I like it.
    Jeremy

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  11. Love the horror/sci-fi vibe... Reminds me a little of Event Horizon which is a criminally underrated horror/sci-fi flick!

    J

    jakesnead@gmail.com

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  12. Ooooh this is must!!

    Jennae R.

    jennae_reyatyahoo.com

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  13. Ironic that Neil Armstrong passed away this week. Cool print.
    Adam Raphael
    Hardtrance303@aol.com

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  14. Rad poster, it'll look good in my space ship. I work for planet express part time.

    Jared wright

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  15. On earth, body heat can be whisked away by water or air, but in space heat would be radiated away, which is a very slow process.

    eric@erickarcz.com

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  16. This is really different & really cool. Thanks!

    Jeff Tiemann

    jefftiemann AT gmail DOT COM

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  17. Explorers! Has anyone else ever seen this?

    JWH
    Planr4321@aol.com

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  18. JOSHP. -- Who don't want a dead space nazi to complete their collection!!

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  19. Ilsa She Wolf of the Outer Rim

    jaybranch1@aol.com

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  20. Wow if the nazi's had gotten to space first, when the movie Alien was made, would the Space Jockey have had one of these nazi helmets on???

    Cool looking print, digging his dark style..

    Cheers!

    Bryan Simmons
    unklebry2@yahoo.com

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  21. Sweet Astroskeleton!

    Chris S
    Csawk()hotmail.com

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  22. Our future lies in space travel.
    Thomas....YURAKAPTIV@yahoo.com

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  23. Friday, August 31, 2012, The full moon is a Blue Moon.
    Observe this celestial phenomenon, next chance will be 2015.

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  24. It is always good to see someone pull of a dark yet beautiful poster. I will be honest and say I am not really au fait with sci-fi... I suppose I could claim that I have read Dune? That would have to be it.

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  25. The Kiper Belt doesn't fit me right...
    Jimmy S.
    tfp105@gmail.com

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  26. Love this. My fav sifi is 2001.
    Erikgustafson at gmail

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  27. Cool print, interesting subject thanks for the chance
    Dmdoomd@gmail.com

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  28. In space no one can hear you scream Heil!!

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  29. "First rule in government spending: Why build one when you can have two at twice the price? Only, this one can be kept secret? Controlled by Americans, built by the Japanese subcontractors... who, also happen to be, recently acquired, wholly-owned subsidiaries... of Hadden Industries. They still want an American to go, Doctor... wanna take a ride?"

    Rick C.

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  30. Thank you as always for the chance to win a poster.

    Dreamline
    at
    Golden dot
    Net

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  31. I'll show my age here and say this print reminded me of the space scenes in the movie ''Heavy Metal". On a unrelated note- Deep Purples "Space Trucking" is also now stuck in my head.
    Mike T

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  32. Hey! This now Out of Print. Thanks Inside da Rock Poster Frame.

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