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Sci-Fi Punk Subgenres

Through the punk lens, you can see a lot of potential for change in both a perfect world, or one that is falling apart. These subgenres of science fiction offer some of my favorite world building dynamics such as technological advancements, new world order, and extraterrestrial influence.

Please enjoy the brief descriptions as I break down these subgenres. Credit to all artists (I could not find many names, but none are mine).

#steampunk #solarpunk #raypunk #atompunk #cyberpunk #dieselpunk #neopunk #hydropunk #splatterpunk #creative writer #science fiction #sci fi #decopunk

When the interest is niche enough that you can barely find any new content of it that’s not low-quality ai slop

#sad day #fuck ai #the interest is the punk aesthetics btw #like #solarpunk #hydropunk #all that stuff #need more human content of that

Okay, but we REALLY need more punk aesthetics out there.

Like, there's steampunk and cyberpunk yes.

But everyone is ignoring the potential that hydropunk, biopunk, dieselpunk, atompunk and raypunk has

Theres so much fashion for steampunk, but I FEEL LIKE CYBERPUNK LACKS THE CYBERPUNK CLOTHING?

And wheres the hydropunk fashion, huh?

This is probably just me being weird but i really want to explore this side of fashion and aesthetics more

#fishy business #steampunk #biopunk #hydropunk #dieselpunk #cyberpunk

🌊ChronoHydroFuture🔱

ChronoHydroFuture: a transchrono identity whereby one desires to be from, or identifies as being from, a future time period reminiscent of hydropunk.

#transx #transid #tranchrono #chronohydrofuture #transx coining #hydropunk

I did those concepts during the summer for a secret project, the theme of it is gritty steampunk/hydropunk. I can't and won't say much, and depending on whether the projects continues or not those might get updated. Cheers

#snook #my art #steampunk #snook-8 #snook8 #hydropunk #secret #project #concept #art

the planet’s 2nd tidalpunk blog is born!

@tidalpunk is an amazing blog and before I even begin this blog I want to thank them for coining the term and starting the aesthetic.

Tidalpunk as a subgenre of solarpunk/lunarpunk may seem unnecessary or “indulgent” to some, but since solarpunk is ramping up into a real-world movement dedicated to sustaining the Earth, there needs to be an aesthetic that’s just as engaging for oceanography and water conservation. The condition of the world’s water and our relationship with the world-ocean is actually in many ways more important than how we are getting along with solid ground (not that we don’t need to drastically improve how we treat both of them!)

Anyway, so this is a sideblog I am creating because, as I told @Tidalpunk, 1/3rd of my solarpunk/lunarpunk story ‘The Carbon Coast’ is set out on the ocean and involves sea witches, and storms, and islands, and renewable energies out to sea like solar sails, algae fuels and biomass energy, etc.! This made me realize that I might as well develop it into officially a “tidalpunk realm”

So, for the same reason I made a solarpunk blog @carboncoast-solarpunk to learn how to get solarpunk right, then a lunarpunk blog @solvoid-lunarpunk to learn how to do that right, I’m making a tidalpunk blog now, since my book will serve all 3 aesthetics, and I want to get them all right!

I also hope to help what @Tidalpunk started by finding and reblogging more inspiration that fits the aesthetic and functional purpose of “future sustainable oceanography and oceanic culture”, so that tidalpunk can grow along with lunarpunk and solarpunk into a beautiful triangle of optimistic futures for our planet’s well-being!

Now that this mission statement is out of the way, let the tidalpunk posting begin!