I need images of Cyberpunk cities. Streets, people, buildings, skylines. Whatever, I just want all the cyberpunk city images for some inspiration for a Shadowrun game.
You're in luck anon, I've been downloading a bunch for a Roll20 campaign. Here we gooooo . . . .
>>46451817
aaaand some more
and another one eurgh captcha so slooow
my dinner is here so this will probably be last one for now hope this helps chummer!
>>46453226
This one always looked like someone plonked down a bunch of alienware pcs on a city to me.
I just woke up from falling asleep.
Thanks, guys!
>>46453226
>bright blue glowing highways
Jesus Christ, I would never want to drive there.
>>46456649
I would. Because with blue-glowing highways and yellow/white lane dividers under my yellowed headlights, I'd actually be able to see where the lanes are in the heavy showers typical in cyberpunk settings.
>>46457924
Why do Cyberpunk settings have rain a lot?
Is it just because Blade Runner did it, and they want to be like Blade Runner? Because Cyberpunk cities must have some great pumping and drainage systems so they don't get massive floods.
>>46459278
This one reminds me of AKIRA. I think it may be the sign pointing to the side alley, probably with a bar.
Love that film.
>>46459193
Cyberpunk is Scifi Noir. Noir conventions are clearly defined, darkness and rain is a central one.
>>46459333
That's just nostalgia
>>46459460
Ok. Thanks for the explanation. So, it's Noir with technology.
>>46456649
>Jesus Christ, I would never want to drive there
What about on Glowing Blue Highways IN THE AIR!
>>46453259
I like that one
>>46459193
Yes, also pollution, global warming and acid rain
>>46456649
What are automobile lights and shutter exposure?
>>46453287
Yeah, but Alienware PCs look like cyberpunk skyscrapers.
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>>46459838
Shutter Exposure? In My High-Tech Cyberpunk Camera?
Yeah, it's probably pretty likely. Also, street lights and lights from buildings are also plausible.
>>46460145
You won't get around the basic functionality of photoelectric elements in your sensor.
>>46459632
How do they keep vehicles from going over the edges?
>>46461376
Steering?
>>46461376
Magnets, maybe?
>>46461376
I think the vehicles can fly anyways, they're just not allowed to
>>46463634
How do you know that? What are you on about? Is that image from some established canon that you know?
Your comment confuses me.
>>46463791
It is established that the insurance premium for manually controlling a motor vehicle is prohibitive.
>>46463914
Ah. Makes sense.
OP here, feel free to make any requests for Cyberpunk art that you guys want. If you guys want cyberpunk Art, I'll let you guys ask here.
Meanwhile, thanks for all the art, guys! It's really helping me.
I need gothic futuristic cities for writing up my homebrew Chapter. Something like pic related, but with more sci fi elements thrown in such as streams of aircraft. It's a feudal Hive World that's been built up over the course of ten thousand years with the people's culture never shedding their old trappings.
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>>46464469
More apocalyptic than Gothic, but, this might tickle your fancy. I don't know, though.
>>46464725
I'm an idiot. Ignore this. Ignore this. Unless you want it. I don't know.
>>46464725
Easy mistake. Gothic can mean many things. It was a 90s edge hype, a 12th Century French architecture style, and don't ask me about the music.
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>>46464887
Oh and don't forget the Germanic tribe.
>>46465829
Holy fuck those are big, like how would you even staff even 3 flours of one of those?
>>46468144
Two options:
1. Sexy robots
2. Sexy clones
>>46459825
>I like that one
Remember Me has a bunch of great concept art, too bad you got dick all of that in the actual game
>>46468144
Overpopulation is helluva drug
>>46464469
>>46468144
>Way too huge towers
Imagine having to commute to the upper levels of that thing. The elevator ride alone would take ages. I don't even want to think about the parking situation.
>>46469058
It would be like...
taking the subway to work?
>>46469058
Remember the Elevator from Blade Runner, though? That took like, 3 seconds for 10 floors, and Deckard was on Floor 100. It's Sci-Fi.
>>46469209
Those buildings are big enough to have their own subway stops. I've seen that kind before, where you can go straight from the subway into the lobby, then to the elevator. It's not too bad when they have different elevators for different sections of floor (i.e. some lobby elevators go up to floors 2-10, some go to 11-20, some 21-30, etc etc).
>>46469058
Usually those fuckheug towers are imagined as being entire self contained communities
>>46463791
It's from Cloud Atlas iirc.
>>46469683
Isn't such fast ascension bad for you?
I imagined that elevators would only have limited span of floors, like 5 or so and be huge and have benched and stuff
>>46469732
What if different floors had their own subway stops?
>>46469994
That's called an elevator
>>46469962
I don't know. It seems like it might be.
That could also work. It seems a lot better. The main Arcology image is it's shaped like a giant pyramid, so that seems easier to manage.
>>46470013
An elevator with 5 cars that carry 200 people each, which runs on a schedule (poorly, which goes to other skyscrapers and under ground, which you pay fare for with your ID card, and which always offers a riveting sociotope of local opinions, odors, noises, and parenting techniques.
>>46469834
Ah! You're right! That's a shot of Neo-Seoul. Now I remember. Thanks for clearing that up.
>>46470334
This already seems like a Great Cyberpunk hook, and something that should be utilized: a Subway elevator
>>46470397
Have you watched/read Snowpiercer?
>>46470443
No, I haven't.
>>46470497
Basically it's about how world froze over and what's left of humanity lives in a fuck off huge train that keeps going around the world thanks to some sort of eternal engine
Train itself is basically a contained self-sustaining society with class segregation and all
>>46470536
So an Arcology on a train?
That's actually pretty cool. I'll check it out.
>>46470614
>arcology
And now I know what the thing I have a huge boner for is called, thanks
>>46470658
It's actually a fairly old term. I've heard it a bunch.
But then again, I'm an Architecture Student, so...
>>46469058
Well, let's say that the majority of people who live there also work there. Let's also save, 12 levels for a Parking Garage, plus some underground levels.
That eases things up a bit. Still packed like sardines, though.
Bumpin
>>46475492
Is there an actual term for "shiny cyberpunk"? Cause "sci fi" is too broad and is generally more futuristic, regular cyberpunk is kinda darker and shittier, like whenever I look at cyberpunk art it's all about slums and ghetto-looking areas
>>46476233
Cyber?
>>46475492
That looks like a mockup for an investors meeting, not like a living world.
>>46476233
Post-Cyberpunk, I think.
>>46476607
Looking at it, it seems like it might be a real place. Or at least a concept for a real place. But then again, I can be wrong sometimes.
And another
>>46477111
I hope that pilot is incredibly careful...
what about cyberpunkfarmyards?
>>46477199
This is a thing?
>>46453287
>Alienware becomes a megacorp
>opens Architecture and City Planning department
>guys, look, for 5 million dollars, we can add extra LED lighting to everything. It'll look cool, trust me!
you basicaly need to just google "downtown Seoul at night" and you get pretty much everything you need
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>>46477221
I have a friend living in Tokyo and a friend living in Hong Kong that gets me some cool pictures like that.
>>46477242
well, Hong Kong is pretty much closer to cyberpunk now than almost any other city, so you'd get a lot of material there too. Helps that Shadowrun has a game set in there as well
>>46477209
I'd assume something must go on there.
either drone farming, or monsanto style corporate bullshit with megaflora/fauna
>get more beef with megacattle
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>>46477281
>>46477285
Makes sense. Maybe some sort of industrial tech that can produce fake food too.
>>46477199
These?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh_zJ09jUc0
