Art deco city

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Honorable Mention for the CG Weeckly Challenge #121, with Dieselpunk Topic. The aim was to create an art-deco city inspired by Metropolis and some Gotham elements, but not in a so dark creepy mood for once.. All modeled in Blender, rendered in Cycles, and post-production in Photoshop. Materials from Cycles Material Vault.

Decopunk city built in Blender then edited in Photoshop.

You can see the whole post here of a ton of background art from the critically acclaimed show “Batman the Animated Series” I was fortunate to work at WB during this time on Animaniacs…

talesfromweirdland: It has been a while since I posted one of Robert Hoppes streamlined Art Deco illustrations. This one is called Casino (1986).

History of Design Series: Art Deco Article in Calgary, Alberta | Floorscapes

Concept Art, Digital Art, Retouching, Adobe Photoshop

Graphic Design, Architecture, Illustration

Create a dazzling metropolis skyline akin to the likes of Paris or New York City. With these luxurious and exquisite 3D models and materials, you can build lavish museums, theaters, or government buildings circa World War I, or evoke the late Deco architecture of Mexico City, Moscow, or Los Angeles.

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hotel interior

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possibly the pinnacle of art deco: the Chrysler Building in New York City, designed by William Van Alen, completed 1930