My second piece for West town series.

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[^1]: mostly miniatures, but also art

honestly american diesel/electric trains look so weird, but particularly cab-centre ones

wikipedia says "painted for a 1949 calendar", but i've found an image of it used on a calendar that says 1935/6:

1936 calendar || image source

i know the train is a physically minor part of the image; but wow does it set the composition. the stubby little locos are so cute, too. i'm not entirely sure whether i see this as utopian or dystopian: it's nice to have good public transit, but boy does that place look overpopulated. i love the sheer number of smaller distant trains though

some detail views:

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concept art for Warhammer Online (presumably age of reckoning)

i don't know why this piece stuck out to me -- i didn't even recognice it as warhammer actually -- but i like the little knot detailing and the little winglets on the sides of the boiler

now it's a bit buried on his site; but i'm pretty sure this is the actual source

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Source: Destination by hbystuff on DeviantArt

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part of his "reich busters" series on his artstation (unfortunately the only one with a train in though…)

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Source: T R A I N - V O L. 1 by AbueloRetroWave on DeviantArt

I don't even know where i'm going...but, at least the view is beautiful

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cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/6927137

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From @TheMightyCanuck@sh.itjust.works comment on OP.

Source: Station (by Alejandro Burdisio - ArtStation)

Acropolis project concept

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Source: Atomic Locomotive | 1960. | Paul Malon | Flickr

Hi-res image (2251×3272)

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This was an advertising job I did for Champion International . It was also used in an exhibit on future cities at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA.

Source: Soviet Superscience – Never Was

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EDIT: From @Zeus@lemm.ee's comment:

[the source] says "for the magazine 'populjarnaja mechanika'", and credits dmitri choybolsan (Дмитрий Чойболсан). it's not on the linked portfolio page, but it kind of matches his style(-ish) and it was used for the cover of 2008/№ 11:\

see cover of 2008/№ 11

Original post:

I found one version of the image with "© Art. Lebedev Studio", but Wikipedia says:

Art. Lebedev Studio is a design firm in Russia, founded in 1995 by Artemy Lebedev.

~~So I don't think they are the original source, unless this is a modern retro-futuristic design.~~

Source: A Dream Train Comes True. Bohn Ad 1943. Futuristic Streamline. Art George Walker. - Ikonographia

Hi-res digital file. Fortune Magazine, January 1943.
A futuristic Bohn Aluminum and Braas ad forecasting the future of the streamlined train.
Artwork by George W. Walker, an American industrial and automotive designer based in Detroit.

Source: Street Train (by Fernanders Sam - ArtStation)

The Foundation Patreon Group and I are proud to present the Blender+Photoshop process for the Street Train Concept.

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Source: kowapowa.tumblr.com

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Source: @dutchtide posted: "Ice coffee , ramune, or maybe a nice milktea🧋 • Proxigram

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Artwork: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/46228691 author limited who can view the artwork :(

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Source: Retro by Nazar Gnativ on Behance

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Retrofuturistic cityscape
3d modelling & visualization - Nazar Gnativ
Matte painting - Aleksey Golovchenko
© 2008 INTERDESIGN

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Source: All Aboard (by René Aigner - ArtStation)

Some steampunk for a change!

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Source with more images: Taura RPG Chapter Breaks (by Javier Charro - ArtStation)

Chapter break illustrations done on 2017 for a steampunk-alchemy RPG called Taura and published by Nosolorol.
I tried a different technique for this book using some inks and colors. Taura is a dark victorian setting where some people use technology and alchemy to achieve their purposes, sometimes with unexpected results. Automatons, chimeras, and all kind of mixed creatures inhabit this world.

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cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/5793799

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a recoloured version was used for the german cover of newton's cannon, by greg keyes (i'm sorry i can't find a better picture)

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why do artists always have the absolute worst websites‽ please, stop reinventing the wheel

Source: Tram =) (by Sergey Vasnev - ArtStation)

Personal sketch. Just try to explore the mood and color.

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