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How would the past advertise the future?
That's the question I started with while making this.
Instead of designing another flying car or chrome robot, I imagined a product from a future that believed tomorrow would always be a little more wondrous than today.🙃
A retro-futuristic concept built with GPT and Envato, inspired by yesterday's optimism.
What do you think the future is missing today?
The future does NEED wonder more than anything haha. Love the post!
Thanks Ansh!
The framing of "yesterday's optimism" is what makes this land, most retrofuturism just recycles chrome and flying cars. To answer your question, I think what's missing is the idea that ordinary objects could still surprise you. Everything now just has to be "smart" instead of wondrous.
amazing!
Very clever. The more you look at it, the more details you discover.
Excellent Work Brother
love the aesthetics here, well done!
Awesome 👍
This is stunning
amazing craft.
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