Diesel Punk City

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Ville Steampunk

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French artist Didier Graffet has loved drawing and creating art since a young age. He is drawn to creating imagery of travels, based on his favourite localities. When he looks at a certain scene, Graffet allows his imagination to run, changing, manipulating and enhancing details to come up with a concept, totally different and fantastic. If you like Steampunk, you will love the images in this post. Aéropolitain, Quai n°3. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Guy Fawkes. Press the Image to Enlarge…

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Diesel punk city

11,566 points • 797 comments - Your daily dose of funny memes, reaction meme pictures, GIFs and videos. We deliver hundreds of new memes daily and much more humor anywhere you go.

"Diesepunk has a tendency to be more intense, and either more twisted and psychologically murky, or contrarily, borrowing heavily from a pulp era aesthetic, art deco, WWII, 1940s era bombasticness."

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