Amazing Artwork By InwardSound  Part 2 

Mar 19, 2022 3:24 AM

Amazing Artwork By InwardSound Part 2

@InwardSound, the Italian 3D artist and architect, brings to light sublime worlds you never thought you needed to see. Submerged illuminated cities, technological vortices suspended in space and dystopian-style facades are among the magnificent images that are found within Inward's artistic mind. A mix of science fiction and futuristic cyberpunk, their works speak a lot through extensive images that appear to create a pleasant abyss in which viewers get lost. https://www.visualatelier8.com/art/2019/11/27/inward

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#14 One of these things, is not like the others...

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That’s a pretty big atomic clock in the first image

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#2 Forest Arcology. Sim City 2000

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Lol “Architect”

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#14 I do not like the meat towers.

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#3 Midgar?

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Someone post the SimCity 2000 future building with the globe thingie please :D

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Excellent tattoo inspiration!

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some decent stuff. and he's certainly getting his money's worth for that greeble plugin at least...

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People on the other side of #1: It looks awesome but it's backwards

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#3 makes me think it's what the cities looked like before collapsing in girl's last tour

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Cyber industrial

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@ebiss

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#2 that Arcology is -not- built to spec!

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I thought none of them were, which was the point?

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Reminds me a lot of one of the SimCity 2000 arcologies.

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porntipsgizzardo

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#5 well I'll be, an O'neill cylinder with sodium lights; that's something I never imagined

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Here is there artstation: https://www.artstation.com/annibalesiconolfi

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Nah man, here is here, there is there. Gotta keep that straight.

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Haha that’s a great response to that :)

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So are they made in 2d or in 3d?

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#3 hmm... hengsha from deus ex

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Very neuromancer

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We need a movie, with a director who is brave enough to try it.

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And Hyperion saga too, with the big portals

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#3 The Citadel

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#3 i love this. I would definitely live in the stalactite buildings.

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Some of them remind me of the game Anthem

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It's very good stuff, but why did you quote the self-aggrandizing promotional stuff?

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Greebles! Greebles everywhere!

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The neat thing is that when I was a kid the hardware and software to do 3D was like $100,000 and up. Now the software is free and everyone..

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..has the hardware in standard PCs or even phones, and anyone anywhere in the world can be the next great artist. Total democratization.

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