The #steampunk art of Andrew Ferez
Andrew Ferez is a Russian artist, whose work includes dieselpunk trains, steampunk robots and flying boats — all set in an eerie world that appears to have been the victim of some sort of catastrophe.
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The #steampunk art of Wojciech Ostrycharz
Wojciech Ostrycharz is a Polish artist and illustrator living in Spain, who recreates scenes from the novels of Jules Verne.
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The #steampunk art of Edward F. Howard
Edward F. Howard is a Los Angeles-based artist, many of whose paintings hint at steampunk adventures in the colonies.
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The personal art of Ian McQue reveals a #dieselpunk streak
Ian McQue is a concept artist and illustrator who has worked in the game industry for over twenty years, including as lead concept artist and assistant art director for the bestselling Grand Theft Auto series. He also drew covers for Philip Reeve’s Mortal Engines Quartet. His personal work includes a number of magnificent dieselpunk scenes.
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The fake vintage art of MrXpk
“MrXpk” is an artist from Mexico, who creates delightful fake vintage posters and advertisements.
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Concept art of canceled #dieselpunk movie Hardkor 44
Hardkor 44 was a Polish film production. The idea was to show an alternate take on the 1944 Warsaw Uprising in the style of Sin City (2005) and 300 (2006). A group of Polish resistance fighters would have an army of Nazi cyborgs.
The movie was canceled, but we still have the concept art!
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Our review of the Warhol: The American Dream Factory exhibit in La Boverie, Liège
Andy Warhol, the King of Pop Art, is one of the best-known artists of the twentieth century: an advertisement mogul, creator extraordinaire and mentor to equally famed and fabled artists Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Even if you’re not familiar with Warhol’s art, you will likely have heard of him and recognize his fabled soup can illustration.
The La Boverie museum in Liège, Belgium has…
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