Wonderful resource thank you ,Dan! Upgraded a little😉Nightcafe finds it difficult with some concepts .."knolling" and "Nychos" seemed completely unknown.Love reading science fiction so will enjoy trying out the "punks".
Really cool vibes, and some of these -punks I didn't even know. Then I thought, hey, why not come up with totally new ones and see what those lead to. Can't share images here, but go play around with:
Lunarpunk. Solarpunk's nocturnal complement.
Krautpunk. A bit like Dieselpunk for the WWI/II aesthetic, I guess, but more German.
Biopunk. Somehow mechanical looking but with some "organic" elements.
Coffeepunk. That one didn't lead to any consistent aesthetics...
I like the theory behind "atompunk" (new term for me), but I really like the visuals of the dieselpunk stuff.
I'm not really sure what to make of dreampunk, other than to tip my hat at the clever name for something apparently unrelated to all other punk genres.
Always love the creativity and just pure fun in these posts. This one particularly resonates because I lived right off The Kings Road in London at the sort of tail end of the Punk era there.
Interestingly, it doesn’t handle just “punk” as a description and gets very confused.
Wonderful resource thank you ,Dan! Upgraded a little😉Nightcafe finds it difficult with some concepts .."knolling" and "Nychos" seemed completely unknown.Love reading science fiction so will enjoy trying out the "punks".
Really cool vibes, and some of these -punks I didn't even know. Then I thought, hey, why not come up with totally new ones and see what those lead to. Can't share images here, but go play around with:
Lunarpunk. Solarpunk's nocturnal complement.
Krautpunk. A bit like Dieselpunk for the WWI/II aesthetic, I guess, but more German.
Biopunk. Somehow mechanical looking but with some "organic" elements.
Coffeepunk. That one didn't lead to any consistent aesthetics...
I like the theory behind "atompunk" (new term for me), but I really like the visuals of the dieselpunk stuff.
I'm not really sure what to make of dreampunk, other than to tip my hat at the clever name for something apparently unrelated to all other punk genres.
Always love the creativity and just pure fun in these posts. This one particularly resonates because I lived right off The Kings Road in London at the sort of tail end of the Punk era there.