Artwork by Kyouga:

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Master character and worldbuilding illustration commissioned for my indie cyberpunk audio drama anthology.

• Ink (Left): A weary, augmented salvage operator restoring and recovering messages and transmissions before they are erased for good.

• Neon (Right): A hardlight nanoswarm construct struggling to understand life outside her nuclear home.

Hand-drawn line art and screentones. No generative AI was used in any part of the project.

So I’ve recently read the X-Men era of krakoa and I’m lowkey obsessed with how they integrate plant tech into the stories told. Like how pollen is used around an island to detect airborne intrusions, or fungi is planted in offices as listening devices. And I remember this fascination starred in cyberpunk when the radio host (the great Mike Pondsmith himself) told stories about what biotechnica was doing.

I’ve been looking into the genre and can’t find exactly what the right term is. Biopunk is more organic flesh interface with computers, like cronenburg, and this is more…..well I don’t know? What is the term for it?

ok so i have a budget of 100€ and need to buy a bunch of fake plants for a like cyberpunk urban overgrown aesthetics. Something like some rooms i saw in Stray game. I am noob at plants so i don't know what they are called. Help me pls

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