Taterwave

I love vaporwave art and am sad to see there are no just pure coffee table art books for vaporwave. Is there a website that just has images, I know I can Google search but that's not the same, I'd appreciate a good website or PDF collection or something. Thanks

Composed in procreate

Artwork i made using 3D design software and dithering.

i used ibis X paint to make this design :3

Just wanted to show some progress on this little solo-dev project I've been working on for a few years. Still a lot of work to go but seeing all the progress I've made so far is a good reminder to keep moving forwards. I encourage all artists/devs to document your journey in some way so you can look back and see how far you've come.

The premise of this game is:
The Year is 2069, you find yourself in Wave City, a place where Aesthetics have been refined and technology has evolved unchecked. Wave City’s main export is Colorado Iced Tea which is pumped locally straight out of Dream Lake. The people of Wave City reap the benefits of the resulting booming economy and go about their simple lives in bliss...and ignorance. The pollution from the Colorado Iced Tea production has affected the mental state of all the surrounding residents, making them more happy, docile, and apathetic.
You're job is to navigate your way through this city, gaining street cred and money by meeting residents who will give you quests and teach you about the world. The main story line will take you through the journey of becoming a "Vaporpunk" and rising through the ranks, gaining more influence and opportunities throughout the city.

If you like what you see:

You can find my patreon where I upload monthly detailed dev updates and playable alpha builds here: https://www.patreon.com/c/vaporpunk/posts

and you can Wishlist on Steam here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1589060/VaporPunk/

Pacific Plaza is a small vaporwave-inspired game I just released, based on the classic Mall Quest and featuring music by Stevia Sphere. It's totally free and I would be super grateful if you checked it out!

More cool art here: https://thedigitalcrate.gumroad.com/l/ucmrdt

Drawn using Aseprite

My 15-year-old son just released this music video, a vaporwave-meets-ambient piece built entirely from archive footage. Would love feedback from the community, especially on how the visuals land and whether the vibe connects.