http://www.simonstalenhag.se/
Featuring old Swedish cars.
http://www.simonstalenhag.se/
Featuring old Swedish cars.
That's some pretty awesome work.
Very interesting. Definitely not the gritty urban landscape that I normally expect when I hear "cyberpunk"....lots of open spaces, people walking around outdoors, and even agriculture
Awesome.
Yesssssss.
You're right, Joey. Maybe I'm using 'cyberpunk' erroneously. There's not much of a dystopian vibe here, really.
Way cool, thanks for sharing.
incredible level of detail...thats a gifted artist!
Very awesome. Thanks for sharing!!!
I guess in the future robots have come and gone but dinosaurs are back.
Yeah it's sci-fi and very cool but not cyberpunk. If anything it's a bit utopian.
Yeah Jurassic Park-style problems are still utopian 
Very interesting.
Kind of mixes Syd Mead with the early 80's Sweden.
I like it. 
In reply to SyntheticBlinkerFluid: I was gonna say, somebody's a fan of Syd Mead. Which is a very, very good thing. 
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: Very interesting. Kind of mixes Syd Mead with the early 80's Sweden. I like it.
Good call on Syd Mead. I'm also getting a big dose of post-apocalyptic, 2nd generation Robotech in there, too.
His aesthetic is incredible. I LOVE the aesthetic of super-futuristic mecha in a state if decay. He conceived these machines and then weathered them--too cool.
I also like that there's a "day in the life" vibe to it. I kinda get that vibe when I see wind turbines in a rural setting now.
Great post, Luke.
I like this one:
You know what the best part about these pictures are?
It makes you question what is or what was. Like I said its like Syd Mead meets early 80's Sweden. So it's modern, yet futuristic at the same time. I like wondering sometimes.
I hope the artist makes more.
Luke wrote: You're right, Joey. Maybe I'm using 'cyberpunk' erroneously. There's not much of a dystopian vibe here, really.
I dunno. I get a really ominous vibe from all of it--and that's a good thing.
Looking at it again, it is just brilliant.
Think of it as what small towns will look like after the big ones turn into BladeRunner
Pretty Cool, I've always been partial to Daniel Simon's work, but seeing these that put a whole scene together is almost more impressive. And the swedish steel is cool too.
http://danielsimon.com/cosmic-motors-vehicles/
CLynn85 wrote: Pretty Cool, I've always been partial to Daniel Simon's work, but seeing these that put a whole scene together is almost more impressive. And the swedish steel is cool too. http://danielsimon.com/cosmic-motors-vehicles/
the nose-art pinup girl makes this icetrain transport....perfect blend of old and new
CLynn85 wrote: Pretty Cool, I've always been partial to Daniel Simon's work, but seeing these that put a whole scene together is almost more impressive. And the swedish steel is cool too. http://danielsimon.com/cosmic-motors-vehicles/
Is there a way to read the descriptions of these vehicles in English rather than (what I think is) Latin???
AWESOME designs. God, this dude is a real visionary. Futurism is fascinating stuff.
Is there a way to read the descriptions of these vehicles in English rather than (what I think is) Latin??? AWESOME designs. God, this dude is a real visionary. Futurism is fascinating stuff.
Wow, they are in Latin, didn't even notice that! Crazy. Dude has a very impressive resume.
CLynn85 wrote: Wow, they are in Latin, didn't even notice that! Crazy. Dude has a very impressive resume.
That "Lore ipsum" description is a classic placeholder text. Typically it's used to mock up a page layout before actual copy is written.
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