I mean accurate
I mean accurate
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One thing I love about art deco is that it is not self-conscious. That's how you can get stuff like this:
(A beard to impress any dwarf! Also, when I first saw it I thought he was zapping the viewer with two lightning bolts but he's actually holding a compass.)
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Zeus if he was a jojo character
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Isn’t Jesus canonically a Jojo?
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Both of these are my favorite art movements, so apparently I'm playing for both teams.
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Is there a version of this with more pixels?
*Edit - Found this one:
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An important distinction is this is Machine Age Art Deco. Earlier Art Deco was more like tidier Art Nouveau.
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supposedly the latter is more specifically called streamline moderne
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Gnomes are art deco and dwarves are neoclassical
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Gnomes are steampunk/cyberpunk depending on the setting. Dwarves are art deco
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Yes, but steam/cyber punk are not architecture they are fashion
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I've always used art-deco designs when working on my gnome inventions in DnD... it's a little wrong for proper steampunk stuff, (no steam engines in DnD) but a mixture of clockwork and art-deco makes for some really great designs.
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I don't really know much about art but aren't dwarves more like brutalism?
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Dwarves still have decoration, both in their craft and in their style. Braids, carving, etc. Brutalism does not have the intricate design dwarves seem to. It’s all big and blocky.
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This is a fantastic perspective I hadn't considered
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Who's jugendstil
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Why that n looks like R?
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Come to the elven undergrounds!
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Kobolds are the Monster Hunter aesthetic
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I love the dwarf esthetic
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