It’s time for some more cyberpunk art from the depths of DeviantArt’s galleries, so power up your cyber-optic enhancements (put on your spectacles) and catch a load of this!
If you thought that DeviantArt was solely for aspiring artists then you’d be off the mark. One example can prove that it’s a place for professionals, too; Andree Wallin.
Andree has worked on films such as Oblivion, Godzilla, and the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens. He’s also worked on games like the Kickstarter-funded Wasteland 2, Napoleon: Total War, Dirt 3, Halo 4, and the big-budget The Elder Scrolls: Online.
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While Andree is a “concept artist and producer working mainly with commercials and films,” he does seem to create non-commercial art in his spare time, too.
His cyberpunk art is pretty special. There’s a mixture of industrial and dark sci-fi cityscapes, as well as illustrations of citizens and combat personnel. He tends to avoid the gritty, urban scenes and the frequently seen neon-heavy, Hong Kong alley or street, which is refreshing. On the other hand, it would be fantastic to see Andree’s realisation of these classic cyberpunk scenes.
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Have a look at Andree’s portfolio to see more of his work and follow him on Facebook to see his cyberpunk art as soon as it’s available.
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Love the Art! added some to my small cpunk wallpapers collection