Deco Depths🌊

Bioshock enthusiast.🦋 Art dèco, decopunk, industrial and retro futurism vibes.⚙️✨

[oldshowbiz]

An unusual Art Deco apartment building

[pastpatterns]

La Coquette de 1930

[thechatster]

Would You Kindly… enjoy my Bioshock poster? ⚓️

[thedeadleafs]

Coles Phillips, "Repairing Lace"

[kilianromero]

Illustration by Alice Seipp for Inspiration (1922)

[noodlebot-01]

[naldibutnice]

Vilma Bánky, 1920s

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Rollerskating on the roof of the Roosevelt Hotel, April 19, 1933, Theresa Townsend (left) and Joan Hamilton wear the jersey “sylo-jamas” in red, white and blue. The rain doesn't seem to bother them. The Empire State Building is in the background.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Corbis Images/Medium

[aglentine]

Art deco pattern from the book The Art Deco House by Adrian Tinniswood.

[trb752]

Former offices of United Shoe Machinery in Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Photos from the Art Deco Dude in 2017

[the1920sinpictures]

1920s General Electric Telechron mantel clock. From Art Deco World, FB.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Edward Hopper, Rooftops, 1926. Watercolor and graphite pencil on paper.

Photo: Whitney Museum of American Art

[ehwhynot321]

Here’s a BioShock art piece that I made a while ago

[matineemoustache]

Mae Clarke and John Gilbert in Fast Workers (Tod Browning, 1933)

[aglentine]

Young Andrew Ryan and Jasmine Jolene be like.

[pre-codes]

Bette Davis, Joan Blondell and Ann Dvorak in Three on a Match, 1932.

[chrustkontinuuma]

Bioshock (2007)

[waddlesworth-deactivated2026081]

If you took the Bioshock characters and placed them in front of the original Monopoly, I don’t even think they’d last a whole game. It’d be constant fighting and eventually lead to a table flip. But the only person who might actually enjoy it?

Sinclair— that game was made for him. He’d cause the eventual table flip, actually.

[aglentine]

I would love to watch Andrew and Frank play some rounds of Monopoly. Hell they would even have some good remarks about the name of the game.