Visions of the future, from neon-lit dystopias and steam-powered pasts to hopeful eco-utopias and the vastness of space
A nostalgic and retro-futuristic style rooted in 1980s pop culture, analog synth music, and sci-fi movies. 🧭 Origin Synthwave is a retro-futuristic style rooted in 1980s pop culture, inspired by analog synth music, arcade games, VHS covers, and sci-fi movies like Tron and Blade Runner. It’s a nostalgic vision of the future — as imagined […]
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A retro-futuristic aesthetic reimagining 19th-century Victorian science fiction with technology powered by steam, gears, and brass. 🧭 Origin Steampunk is a retro-futuristic aesthetic rooted in 19th-century Victorian science fiction, particularly the works of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. It reimagines advanced technology powered by steam, gears, and brass — all wrapped in a vintage-industrial aesthetic.
A style exploring dystopian futures where advanced technology collides with societal decay. 🧭 Origin Cyberpunk emerged in the 1980s through science fiction literature (Neuromancer, Snow Crash) and film (Blade Runner), exploring dystopian futures where advanced technology collides with societal decay. It defined a visual language of neon-lit cities, digital decay, and post-human identity. 💡 Inspirations
