Ed-ward

'The Mach 6' 30x40" acrylic on canvas

An advertisement illustration created by futuristic concept artist, Syd Mead, for the Alcoa Aluminum Corporation in 1969. This "high-density cliff community" was intended to show potential uses of aluminum in urban infrastructure and appeared in TIME Magazine.

Digital cinematography is what made this possible.

The movie poster for the obscure 1989 cyberpunk movie CRIME ZONE by Luis Llosa.

Art by Chris Moore for Altered Carbon by Richard K. Morgan (2002)

Cover art for “NIGHT CITY” illustrated by Doug Anderson in 1991.

The Bos-Atl Metropolitan Axis in the 1989 graphic novel NEUROMANCER, illustrated by Bruce Jensen.

gotham city in batman: the cult; art by bernie wrightson & bill wray

Akira poster by LYALL

inacreditável lembrar q o Shinji Mikami disse q ia CORTAR A PRÓPRIA CABEÇA FORA COM UMA SERRA se portassem Re4 pra outra plataforma q n fosse o Gamecube e no fim o negócio saiu até pra Zeebo

Budapest was Night City?

as maravilhas que sao possíveis nos consoles base quando você não usa o lixo da Unreal Engine 5

4/30.

@x_dhk_x @AaronCLS @kabrutusdeid Says guy who repost porn, goon addict

@AaronCLS @kabrutusdeid Your mother not swallowing you was wrong apparently. You jacking off to video game characters 😂😂😂

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The old Xbox cover art for Minecraft has been officially remade.

Trans-Atlantic Cable Car retro-future concept by Gian Andri Bezzola

That early morning walk is far better than the whole day

Ohhh, just stumbled on these cute guys from years ago, I should do a couple of more, those were fun :D

Spider-Noir (2026) Art by Aurelio Lorenzo.

Cyberpunk goes out of its way to show that Jackie was completely out of his league even before the heist began. He was never going to make it to the Big Leagues; his tragedy is that V is so genuinely important that even their best friend won’t be a footnote in their lives. It’s really quite clever. Jackie seems like a shadow in V’s life, but the inverse is true by the time you get to the end - Jackie is entirely swallowed by V’s monumental status and shadow by the end of the game. Did you think about him even once in the final act, unless explicitly prompted?