1. The Rainbow Bridge - note the ship at the bottom left to give you a scope of the scene
4. Sofmap building in Akihabara - this building might be the headquarters for the retail computer store, either way it looks cool under snow-covered vegetation
5. Haneda Airport - this curving horizon is spectacular
6. Akihabara - what a stunning night sky
7. Tsutenkaku Tower, Osaka - now that's a leaning tower
8. Osaka street scene - I can't stop thinking of that show, "Life After People" and its great narrative
9. Hato Bus - the blue sky makes a great contrast with the other images
10. Ueno - I don't know what we're looking at exactly, the train station, perhaps; the sun beams are amazingly depicted, though
11. Wako Building, Ginza - the artist's decision to leave the car untouched is genius
12. Hanayashiki Amusement Park, Asakusa - the colors here really catch the eye
13. Shinjuku Skyline - this just blew me away; it's actually how the Pink Tentaccle pictorial kicked off (you can find it here, by the way: Post-Apocalyptic Tokyo
Hmm, these pictures fire up the imagination. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful illustrations!
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Interesting artwork!
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I love that show (Life After People) because it gives me hope for the planet once we've worn out our welcome and disappeared. I like to think that the damage we're doing isn't permanent for the planet, just for our habitation (does that make sense? LOL!).
ReplyDeleteHappy TT! :)
They really are eerily beautiful.
ReplyDelete#3 make a great Halloween graphic. :)
Awesome artwork! Thanks for sharing those!
ReplyDeleteHappy T13!
Very kewl artwork. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow! That is some awesome artwork!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, these were astonishing. I loved them though they made me a little sad.
ReplyDeleteSad, but lovely artwork.
ReplyDeleteThese do remind me of Life AFte rPeople. I wastched that show religiously to get ideas for my series that takes place in a future without technology and a greatly reduced population.
ReplyDeleteThose are as beautiful as they are haunting. Thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteHappy TT,
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Once again, you've posted something new (to me) and impressive.
ReplyDelete#3 is my favorite...I luv the intensity and the movement of the clouds.
ReplyDeleteCan you say "ominously intriquing"?
Some eerie and interesting work.
ReplyDeleteThese are fascinating. They're both eerie and beautiful at the same time.
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