Dieselpunk architecture

Zaun is a large, undercity district, lying in the deep canyons and valleys threading Piltover. What light reaches below is filtered through fumes leaking from the tangles of corroded pipework and reflected from the stained glass of its industrial architecture. Zaun and Piltover were once united, but are now separate, yet symbiotic societies. Though it exists in perpetual smogged twilight, Zaun thrives, its people vibrant and its culture rich. Piltover’s wealth has allowed Zaun to develop in…

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The Steel Monolith of Justitian, published on the Degenesis Website:https://degenesis.com/ produced by SIXMOREVODKA Read more about the Steel Monolith: https://degenesis.com/world/stories/borca/justitian-city/the-steel-monolith Shoutout to my coworker Nico for help with the Blender base! https://www.artstation.com/nicollazarus Art Direction by Marko Djurdjevic

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Steampunk style victorian train station environment concept art. My final exam image for the concept art course of Mesharray, Budapest. 3D blocking and modelling details are made for this purpose by me. Overpainted people are from Pinterest.

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Michael C. McMillen is a mixed-media artist based in Santa Monica, California, whose installations and sculptures made out of recyclable materials, or as he calls them "the cast-offs of our material society," play around the themes of time, change, and illusion as a means to create what he refers to as "visual spiritual poetry." It's very interesting work with a magic of its own. The two friends I've brought with me to view his work have referred to his pieces as post-apocalyptic. I see it…