clearing out my feedreader backlog category of "things to download as wallpaper" and there's a surprising amount of good landscape art in Millmint.
Stories is where you can find all of Hobart's illustrations, and the stories they tell.
Half the art Hobart makes is machines, and a quarter just characters, but put the machines and characters in a setting and you get stuff that looks like travel art for a railroad in Iceland or the Mediterranean.
Which, well, that's basically the core conceit of Hobart's Vekllei setting. A globe-spanning country stitched together by nuclear-powered slow boats, hydroplanes, nuclear-thermal planes and ekranoplans, electrified trains, bicycles, and a post-scarcity post-capitalism economy that only has money at the edges.
As portrayed by a web designer with a fetish for the CIA World Factbook (rip), NATO-posting, Ghibli films, architecture, and '50s-'60s attire.
