Solarpunk Art

Spilled! is a cute little game in which you clean up waters and their surroundings with your little boat. I find it very relaxing and I hope you do, too! :)

I feel like I’m getting closer and closer to my full ideas with each concepts ! This one i’ll try and gouache it when coming back from my vacations !

Source (warning, reddit) with comments from the creator of how they made and dyed it.

Hey everyone ! as some of you may know, i’m currently making some concept arts of a solarpunk city for an animation project, and there is one thing that i find particularly complicated, it’s the urban design and street design ! It’s one big puzzle and the things i find on the internet are not quite what i want and i might miss some keywords. (also a LOT of AI images so it doesn’t help) Does anyone have good resources on urban design planning, like cadastral maps in sustainable city studies ? I know there is a lot of take on that from wonderful artists, but I’m searching for a more “technical” point of view. I’ve also heard that redesigning urban spaces is an effective way to help ensure women’s safety. If anyone knows of maps designs made on the subject It would be greatly appreciated, I found serveral interesting articles on the subject but it is often staying kind of general in terms of solutions. Cheers everyone !

I’m working on a personnal project called “Octa Solis” (just little stories taking place in a solarpunk city)! It turned out pretty good i think but in my next concepts i’d like them to be a lot more solarpunk in the designs Ultimately I’ll try and animate it! 😁

This is a critique of how Outsiders approach portraying Appalachia, however, it is also a valid look at how Outsiders look at and think of Appalachia as a whole. I had to move from a home I loved living in because the air polution from a Danish mining operation made it impossible for me to breathe. However, I do not think of that place as a place ruined, I think of it as a place whose story needs told. There are still people there demanding they be treated fair, and who envision for the great great grand children they’ll never meet a river they can fish in.

OK a few things: firstly, is this where users submit their own artwork? I searched, and it looks like it – but I am unsure. Pardon me if I posted in the wrong place. Plz redirect me as practical.

“In a world where remnants of the past remind us of the mistakes of the 21st century, the memory of ancient animals fades. Our best engineers have combined documentation from history with technological innovation to offer you the chance to immerse yourself in a reimagined era, where the hopes of the 23rd century are reflected in every movement of our creatures!" I’ve wanted to finish this since forever but oh well.. one day !

The other Fully Automated devs are working on a new set of chase mechanics. We’ve been jokingly calling the create-an-obstacle-behind-yourself move “Summon Fruit Stand” and every time we say it I picture a walking robot fruit stand plodding slowly into the way, blocking the route. I don’t need much excuse to make solarpunk art so I photobashed this scene.

saw this out working out

This is another bit of art from an ongoing solarpunk fiction project: a flying crane cargo airship docked at a mooring mast made from a recycled wind turbine tower.

It’s been awhile since I shared a Postcard from a Solarpunk Future. I’ve been working on a fiction project which kind of got away from me in scope and scale - you can read a bit more about it here if you’re interested. That said, it’s nearly complete so I thought I’d share a mostly-standalone photobash from the interior art.

Loki Gwynbleidd

By no Bonzo

Amid a global plastic-pollution crisis, artist Erik Jon Olson turns his own plastic waste into quilted works of art in which the medium is the message.

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Instead of using spray paint or drawing, these artists use yarn to decorate everyday things like trees, benches, and bikes. They turn plain spaces into colorful and eye-catching works of art. This type of art combines the coziness of handmade crafts with the boldness of outdoor art. It’s not just about making things look pretty — it’s about adding happiness, color, and a sense of togetherness to our streets.

In Western thought, the apparently immaterial ‘rational mind’ has long been isolated from, and elevated above, other ways of knowing and being. Anna Souter visits Embodied Forms: Painting Now, an exhibition at Thaddeus Ropac, to explore the possibility that art might be able to help us dissolve these boundaries, opening the doors to new ways of coming to know the climate.

A process | An encounter | A performance | A manifesto

Der Klimawandel trifft tendenziell die Menschen am härtesten, die am wenigsten dazu beigetragen haben. Gegen diese Ungerechtigkeit kämpft die globale Klimagerechtigkeitsbewegung – und es gibt ein paar tolle Bilder, die diese Bewegung greifbarer machen.

I’ve been wanting to do more scenes of solarpunk ships. Shipping underpins a huge amount of our society and I think building a more solarpunk world will mean changing it in some really interesting ways.

Created by /u/joan_de_art on Reddit.

I’ve been wanting to do scenes of solarpunk ships and shipping for awhile now. I love reexamining old technologies and seeing if they could work again, mixed with modern advancements, especially in a society with different values, or one that uses more metrics than just money to make their decisions.

Found here: https://chaos.social/@AmiW@mastodon.online/112986791018282340

It’s been a little while since I posted one of these. I’ve been working on writing a campaign(?) adventure module(?) For the solarpunk TTRPG Fully Automated (which I’m hoping to release libre and gratis through their channels in a few months) and that’s taken up a lot of my creative time lately. It’s the first piece of solarpunk fiction I’ve written, and it includes almost every setting concept I’ve been playing with in the postcards.

Vietnamese translation of “Oh Rascal Children of Gaza” by Khaled Juma, by Hoài Phương, who is the admin of FB page Thơ Palestine. You could find the English version here

“A community center initially set up to help coal miners respecialize and find other jobs, now became a place for unofficial ‘pilgrimages’ of people striving to find their role in life and learn the history from those who lived it.”

US Claims IDF Is Investigating Hind Rajab’s Death, But Aid Group Says It Isn’t

Original designs done by u/555i and u/roguecache (on reddit)