solar-punk war train, vacuum tube-punk, electron tube-punk, by Alexander Jansson, Dariusz Zawadzki, Zdzisław Beksiński, Gustave Doré and Greg Rutkowski
solar-punk, vacuum tube-punk, electron tube-punk, war train
Hyper detailed digital matte painting, concept art, hyperrealism, 16k resolution, Cinema 4D, 8k resolution, coherent, geometric, CGSociety, ZBrush Central, behance HD, a masterpiece
particles, cel-shaded, depth
film noir, neon, colourful, beautiful, deep colors, bright, bokeh
amazing, wonderful, gorgeous, magic, spells, incantation, mandala, celestial, chaotic, cosmic, by Stephan Martiniere and Alexander Fedosav
AppGameKit, Art of Illusion, Artrift, CryEngine, finalRender, Flickr, IMAX, Polycount, r/Art, rendered in Blender, shadow depth, Sketchfab, Sketchlab, Substance Designer, VRay, Unreal Engine
blur, blurry, undeveloped, noisy, watermark, scratches, messy
horror, creepy, unsettling, dark, disturbing, mysterious, strange, odd, weird, sinister, ominous, memento mori
Realistic videogame about zombie monster on world War 1 solar-punk war train, vacuum tube-punk, electron tube-punk
ditched machine, by Alexander Jansson, Dariusz Zawadzki, Zdzisław Beksiński, Gustave Doré and Greg Rutkowski
particles, cel-shaded, depth, particles, too sharp
Realistic diorama of Biopunk octopus gamedev competition Steven Belledin, Daarken, and Anato Finnstark
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