Raygun Gothic - lemm.ee
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Raygun Gothic refers to any creative work from 1900 through about 1959, predicting the future before it became possible. Think rockets and rayguns, flying cars and futuristic cities - especially if the vision never quite panned out in reality. We find this aesthetic in product design, book covers, films, radio & TV. “A tomorrow that never was”. The same style as in the Fallout games, The Jetsons and so on but focused on the time period through the 50s. See also: Raygun Gothic at TVTropes [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RaygunGothic] Post and discuss anything with these aesthetics. ---- Community Rules - Have fun, but don’t be an ass. Behave and remember you’re communicating with real people. - Stay on topic. Try to stick to things created between the 1900s and the 1950s, please. - No spam. Also worth checking out: - Cassette Futurism [https://lemm.ee/c/cassettefuturism] - Cyberpunk [https://lemm.ee/c/[email protected]]

Raygun Gothic refers to any creative work from 1900 through about 1959, predicting the future before it became possible. Think rockets and rayguns, flying cars and futuristic cities - especially if the vision never quite panned out in reality. We find this aesthetic in product design, book covers, films, radio & TV. “A tomorrow that never was”. The same style as in the Fallout games, The Jetsons and so on but focused on the time period through the 50s.

I started this because I was bored and I think I have Stockholm Syndrome for Lemmy.

  • BertramDitore@lemm.eeEnglish
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    4 days ago

    I think I might also have Stockholm Syndrome for Lemmy, but I’ve always loved this art style and aesthetic. I spent so many hours as a kid wandering the sci-fi section of the library just to gawk at the retro cover art. So, yeah, thanks for keeping me here. Subscribed.

  • Clay_pidginEnglish
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    4 days ago

    [email protected]

    Let’s see if that works. Your link opens your instance in my app instead of keeping me logged into mine.

    Yup, works for me! Subscribed and posted.