#lost future

[inky125]

What if instead of going 10 years into the future, LF took place 50 years into the past?

Lost...past?

Now being real, all of this is just an excuse for me to draw them in Edwardian-inspired outfits. I tried to keep their designs similar to their original outfits, while keeping them inspired in this time period. I say "inspired" because the series, while being placed on the 60s, it's quite anachronistic, so I thought I wouldn't have to stick to accuracy too hard.

Here I took away the blue from Clive because here he wouldn't be playing as Older Luke, I suppose he'd claim to be Luke's...grandfather or something?, assuming Luke has not actually met his grandpa, idk.

[verfray]

sketches

[lone-pylon]

Borzoi Dimitri!

[8trackaxolotl]

Let’s play games

[vintage-tigre]

The Lost Future tech aesthetic of the early 00s

Early 2000s technology and cell phone advertising imagined a future that was sleek, minimal, and beautifully controlled. Walkmans, Nokias, and game console ads presented technology as a beautiful accessory to daily life - still separate from the self, before digital existence became constant and invasive. Unlike the bright colors of the late 90s and the louder optimism of mainstream Y2K culture, this aesthetic was restrained, emotionally cool, and mysterious. Today, it feels like nostalgia for a lost future: a version of modern life where progress promised privacy, beauty, creativity, and solitude instead of endless surveillance and intrusion.

[aceyillustrations]

Had to draw this blue bitch in the lesbian pose Also finally finished lost future :D

[berrygudtime]

He's so puppydog 💔💔💔