Forgotten London Underground posters
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The photos show derelict stations snaking for miles underground - including Aldwych Underground station, now used as a set for productions including Sherlock and V for Vendetta.
The Atlantic Wall was an extensive system of coastal defense and fortifications built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1944 along the coast of continental
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A photographer tracks the vanishing remains of WWII bunkers along Europe's coastline.
Documenting the forgotten structures of Europe's WWII past.
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A new book explores the deep-level shelter in Clapham South and the hidden tunnels of Euston
Grahamston disappeared under the foundations of Glasgow Central Station more than 100 years ago
Happy to share my work which I have done for artstation challenge Dragon's Rise: The Forgotten Realms Location based on my own concept and all the content I have done myself, except particles. Thread about creation: https://www.artstation.com/challenges/dragons-rise-the-forgotten-realms/categories/165/submissions/69597 Also you can check videos about creation on my youtube channel. I really wanted to go super crazy with nanite stuff in this project and tested a couple of very good pipelines with modeling tools in Unreal. I didn't have too much time for this challenge, but pretty happy with the result. Thanks everyone for commenting! :)
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The former Jackson Brewery features multiple levels of underground areas used for storing beer when it was still in operation. The building is built at the base the hill at McMicken Ave and Elm Street in Over-the-Rhine. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 6.14.18
PHOTOS BY THERESA WELSH \\ The Packard Motor Car Company operated in the first half of the Twentieth Century, building luxury vehicles and making airplane engines during World War II in the booming city of Detroit, called the "Arsenal of Democracy" for its wartime production. The company had a large site (3,500,000 square feet) inside the city of Detroit, encompassing numerous buildings and providing good jobs from 1899 to 1956 when it closed down. The extensive buildings were never in use again, except for temporary purposes, and today the buildings stand abandoned, falling into ruin. The wall artists have been working on this site for many years. The extensive ruins at this site are a favorite of urban explorers. The site is unique for its huge size and the variety of buildings. The vehicles were all built on this site, plus the company headquarters were here, with a large attractive office building. The buildings cover several city blocks and were joined by overhead bridges (several going over streets) and underground tunnels. More photos and information about Detroit's abandoned Packard Plant at www.theseekerbooks.com/detroit/packard.html More Detroit photos and essays at www.theseekerbooks.com/DetroitIndex.html. See my ebook for Kindle on urban exploring in Detroit: A Guide to Post-Industrial Detroit: Unconventional Tours of an Urban Landscape.
The graffitied ruins stand hidden within the Pennsylvania woods.
Underworld Something I made for fun. After blocking the ruff composition, I started detailing, as shown in the making off. Took around 2 weeks to complete. The basic shapes are 3D, with some paint-over in Photoshop. I've attached a wire-frame for 3d-2d comparison.
No, we’re not talking about that hot new club down the street. These are the secretive sports for bigwigs in the corporate world and higher-up government
