1980s sci fi

Jun 12, 2015 - Explore Thinking Media's board "Retro SciFi" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Science fiction art, Sci fi art, Retro futurism.

Sumio Tsunoda, book jacket, early 80s Peter (Pater) Sato, poster for an exhibition of original works, 1980 Nayoyuki Kato, book cover illustration, 1980 Nayoyuki Kato, cover illustration for SF festival booklet, 1980 Noboru Nonaka, book cover illustration, 1983 Shiro Nishiguchi, magazine illus.,…

Inspired by the likes of John Harris I wanted to try and create my own epic space-fantasy images, thanks for looking!

retro and sci-fi art on Instagram: “Painting by British illustrator of Birmingham Peter Gudynas (1954).…”

Step into a realm of futuristic elegance! Save & follow @PixelSynth for more cosmic art. Here, a figure in a sleek space suit navigates a control room filled with glowing buttons and high-tech screens. Beyond the expansive window lies a breathtaking interstellar vista. This piece epitomizes the cyberpunk art style, known for its fusion of advanced technology with dystopian elements. Cyberpunk originated in the 1980s, drawing from sci-fi literature and films. #Cyberpunk #DigitalArt…

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We all remember the good old sci-fi movies, cartoons, and comic books. They had that special vibe and aesthetic which is impossible to recreate today. Nowadays movies just can't be compared to 80s sci-fi films. The nostalgia is real. Even if we were not even born in the 80s, we feel so nostalgic about those times. If you ask your parents about those times, they will tell you that the 80s truly was a magical time. Why do we feel so nostalgic about it even if we were not alive at that time?…

Bruce Pennington’s 1985 cover art for “Sundiver,” by David Brin

“Morris Scott Dollens”