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@justin"Neowave Series" by Signalnoise
Always love seeing the work of James White, better known as Signalnoise.Website | Instagram
@lemmetakeitapartA Fun Sh’mup with Serious Synthwave Aesthetic
I played this on Switch a while ago and just stumbled across it again on Steam. Neat synthwave aesthetic and a really fun soundtrack. If this doesn't quite fit here, I get it. A little different than other posts so far. I just really enjoyed the vibe and attitude.
@justinVHS Glitch
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Wish I could tell you all who because this goes hard. Bring back this kind of advertising for devices please and thank you
@redskyy"The Midnight - Kids" by Aaron Campbell
The album and singles artwork for the album "Kids" from the synthwave band The Midnight. The art was designed by Aaron Campbell with the October 18, 1985 date on the album cover being a reference to the North American launch of the NES. The three singles are "Lost Boy", "Ameri
@justinHorizon Overdrive [OC]
Wanted to bring it back to basics on this one and work with some simple shape-work paintovers in Photoshop. Had a ton of fun with blending modes and some cloudy overlays.
@AggressivelyMediocre777There are plenty of games on Steam like this that're fun and cheap (if not free)
though the soundtracks aren't always great...
@justinMusic Won't Save You [Original Artwork]
A piece of artwork I made last night as a warmup to getting back into the game. I was listening to a track that had this villainous voiceover so I took a queue from that. Initially, it was going to be “Music Won’t Save You This Time!” but after playing with the composition, “this
@justinArtist Spotlight: Chrome & Lightning
When it comes to channeling that authentic 80s aesthetic, few come close to New York artist Jarred Hageman, better know by his pseudonym, Chrome & Lighting. From the chrome textures to the soft bloom lighting to the fabulous motion design, it's pretty much peak 80s perfection.Ins
@justinSpace Invader | "Turismo"
Ages ago, I worked on an 80s-inspired iOS game. Part of the UI involved "tracks" that you could change out to swap the in-game music. It was all royalty-free music. But anyway, this was a fun one to design some fictitious album covers (that wouldn't be officially used). This was
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