Art deco steampunk

La Douce .com With the launch of La Douce by François Schuiten, Casterman made a special site to show the Augmented reality. The site also had an artwork port-folio. Black and White When you finish a story, it is sometimes hard to stop the world of books you have impregnated. It is also an opportunity to make a series of images that have not found a place in the story. Some images are needed in black and white, in the continuation of graphic boards made. Some on the contrary can work in…

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Dieselpunk Encyclopedia is happy to present: Tim Huhn and his Art Deco Series. On the Just Looking Gallery website there is a short info about the artist: After graduating from the prestigious Cali…

Another steampunk creation in our workshop. This lamp and all other lamps are designed and created in our "Bango Show" workshop in Athens, Greece, using certified electrical parts such as Legrand, MeanWell, Nichia, and others. By making a purchase you agree that the goods will be manufactured within approximately 21-30 working days from the date of purchase. You also need to understand that it will be slightly different from what you see in the photo since this is a handmade. Under this…

Poster art I made for Dan Macarthur's feature film, animated web series project - 'Acropolis'. Here you can find more about this project: https://www.acropolisworld.com/

Decopunk is a recent subset of the punk sci-fi genres (specifically Dieselpunk), centered around the Art Deco and Streamline Moderne art styles that were popular during the Roaring 20s and stayed in fashion until sometime in the 1950s. It has a sleeker and shiny aesthetic compared to Dieselpunk, which has a tendency to be more gritty and dark aesthetic to it. Often times, Decopunk will use slightly more modern technology compared to the times it's supposed to evoke like VHS tapes. Decopunk…

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Steampunk fountain

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The movement of Art Deco remains one of the most moving and impressing ones for the XX century. And maybe as an architecture trend, it's out of fashion, in design it is not.