The theme is Dark Fantasy, Fantasy and Wonder World. If you like it, please subscribe to the channel. Alien, Ancient, Medieval, Steampunk, Cyberpunk, Sci-fi, Horror, Gothic, etc. Inspired by H.R.Giger , Dali , Gaudi, Bosch. Beksinski-------- I created with computer AI picture. Midjouney : Stable Diffusion : Leonardo AI : etc. I do not edit my videos. I apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Music：BGMer bgmer.net shortsmusic@YLNALk
I translate them into English with the help of translation software. Please forgive any inconvenience caused.
This is my blog. nice to meet you. lemonlemon.slmame.com/
I will be 70 years old this year. The creation of AI pictures is now my reason for living. Pension life is very difficult. If you agree with our activities, please donate (THANKS).
Presented with love from Sweetlemon Jewell. Thank you.
It's an image that is like the ultimate in heavy metal. It also looks like the cover of an industrial death metal band's CD. It looks like a Hells Angels ornament. It also looks like the Hindu God Shiva or the Gorgon from Greek mythology. I love how symmetrical and symbolic it is.
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô a di đà phật hằng tâm Nam mô
This video is amazing. I really like 1:42. The mysterious machines at 2:00, 2:08, and 2:18 are also good. It looks like a time machine or a device that opens the door to a parallel universe. The work, which combines a huge statue with a landscape that looks like Venice at 3:38 with no water, is powerful and fantastic. 3:52 Giant humanoid computers are probably talking to each other at speeds that are unimaginable to humans. One second to us may be 1000 years to them. At 4:32, a steampunk cyborg is integrated into the building. The structural material of this building may be a mass of minute gears.
It's like fantasy, surrealism, cyberpunk, and steampunk all rolled into one. I also like that it is symmetrical and decorative. I like the work where the giant face of 9:22 is integrated with the twisted building. I have never seen anything like 10:41 before. Very original and shocking. The fractal shape of the person on the right at 10:49 and 15:02 is wonderful. The decoration at 16:42 is also nice. While watching this video, I was reminded of Max Ernst's work La Toilette de la mariée.
It's amazing to see how humans are transforming into eerie creatures and merging with machines. This video depicts various stages in the process of merging humans with machines. This video depicts all the various stages of a human's transformation into a machine, such as being intermediate between a human and a machine, and being no longer human and becoming a complete machine. The drawing sense is also very good, and first-class SF illustrations are collected. In the future, humans will exhaust all of Earth's resources and expand into space to gain eternal life, but humans will never reach that stage in their current form. Space is not a world suitable for humans; it is a world with no air, absolute zero, and no gravity. In such a world, the human body will quickly reach its limits. At that time, Manfred Kleins The vision of cyborgs and machine humans proposed by David and Nathan Klein will be important. Robert Jastrow also argued that machines, not physical humans, will be sent into space.
...... Oh! After I wrote what I did I see the title In Search of True Time. Which accords with what I wrote, that time is an artifical construct. In reality, time does not exist, what does exist is sequence of events.
...... You describe your composition as silly scribble, perhaps those words are merely imperfect translation from your native language into English. Silly scribble implies meaningless not serious compostion. I do not see silliness here, I see hopes and fears drawn out of the subconscious mind, expressed in graphic/sonic art.
What are we seeing here? what are we hearing, what are we feeling. What I hear is beautiful piano elicitng feelings of sad, sentimental contemplation of good times now gone. What I see is the persistent reminder via beautifully crafted timepieces from what we think of as La Belle Epoch, or, the gilded age. When, in fact, time does not exist at all, it is merely an artificial construct that we use in THIS life to measure our place agianst the past,the present and the future, After we pass from this life, into the next life, time does not exist. So, I see an unfamiliar future of levitated conveyances juxtaposed against a world that we are familiar with. A world that has become bleak, lifeless except for the observer, a world in which those who created the books, created he edifices are no more. I see one lone survivor, draped in whatever mourning rag that could be found in the dead world. An observer as emotionless as a Pablo Picasso cubist visage, yet a tinge of sadness, for a beautiful life that once was and is no more, sometimes bowed as in if deep sorrow. The question arises, is this conveying a picture of the terminal stages of "global warming" which I do not believe to be true. But my beliefs aside, what i or anyone believes will not change what actually is, that is, unless nations and worlds annihilate one another because of religious or political ideologies. The bleakness, the lifelessness, the abundant lightning, the atmoshperic overcast obscuring the light source all point in the direction of common perceptions of the terminal stages of global warming. Anyhow, a beautiful, poignant, thought provoking composition, thank you for sharing. Ralph in Ohio.
This video is full of shapes that no one would have thought of. Some of the works are reminiscent of Hieronymus Bosch and Arcimboldo. This video is very creative in how the human face is deformed. Human faces are transformed in an almost surrealistic way and fused with various objects. The design is complex, mysterious, and beautiful. The video at 10:35 is especially shocking. 10:48 is also great. 16:53 forms one world. 17:15 is as cool and strange as Francis Bacon. At 17:40, humans have become gigantic and become a landscape. In this world, humans transform into cyborgs, nightmares, and other forms. In the world in this video, humans no longer seem to be trapped in their original form.
Countless faces, faces, faces, eerily deformed, enlarged, and fused with a mechanical city... A series of wonderful images. In David Lynch's 1984 version of Dune, an astronaut with an enlarged brain and disfigured face enters a cathedral-like cockpit and navigates a 10-mile-long spaceship to the other side of the galaxy. If the humans in this video who have become gigantic and fused with the machine city have amplified their superpowers, then this machine city or planet They may be floating in another dimension and traveling through time. The planet itself can be used as a spaceship or a time machine.
All the giant machines in this video are very attractive. Ridley Scott's Alien movie features a huge, city-like spaceship abandoned on a desolate planet. Inside the spaceship was a fossilized alien sitting in a mysterious mechanical chair shaped like a cannon. The huge machine in this video reminds me of that mysterious machine. In the world in this video, a religious faction seems to have acquired advanced science and technology from somewhere and is conquering the galaxy. The Galactic Empire as a religious power is reminiscent of the former Holy Roman Empire. This cosmic empire uses machines to amplify the power of religious miracles. It's like the world of Dune is ruled by astronauts transformed by the mind-altering substance Melange.
In a world where the transfer of consciousness to a computer has become commonplace, death does not exist and all pain is erased because the mind is always backed up to the computer. War in such a world would be exactly like the one depicted in this video. In a world where minds can be copied into computers at will, there is no fear of death, so war is always literally just a game. The wars of the future will not be physical wars, but spiritual wars. It is truly a mind war and a psychic war. In future wars, the key will be how to rewrite the software in the enemy's mind using viruses and worms. You can win by hijacking your opponent's thoughts and rewriting them without their knowledge, installing a backdoor. It is the ultimate form of the current economic war and SNS power struggle.
When the steampunk mechanism becomes extremely small and reduced to the scale of the nano, the boundary with biotechnology disappears. Extremely sophisticated steampunk merges with biopunk and becomes indistinguishable. The world in this video looks like a highly detailed steampunk world. All the machines that come out are very attractive and have a wonderful hand-drawn touch. All the super machines you see in this video are of the best design. I imagine a future where humans are fused with machines like this. The world in this video is a utopia where everything is mechanized and made possible by machines.
Complex and huge machines are fascinating. Machines similar to Giger's work are somehow steampunk and biopunk at the same time. Giger proposed the concept of a biomechanoid, a fusion of machine and human. The machines in this video are not only made of metal, but also have something biological in them, and appear to have the ability to evolve on their own. The huge machines that have become landscapes in scenes like 3:53, 3:59, and 14:04 make me imagine that in the world of this video, the entire outside world has been transformed into machines. The person in this video appears to be from the 19th century. Perhaps the machine in this video is a steampunk machine, a machine made up of tiny gears and hinges. These machines probably have the ability to change their appearance and function. In other words, the entire world in this video can be thought of as living like a living organism.
This video is totally awesome! It's wonderful that it has a hand-drawn feel similar to comic book line drawings. I love this video. This video reminded me of the Japanese manga artist Tsutomu Nihei. Tsutomu Nihei's manga BLAME! features a new religious group made of silicon life forms. Their doctrine is similar to Satanism, but what they seek to summon is not the demons of Hell, but the chaotic forces of an ever-expanding cosmic city. The main character of BLAME! is searching for humans with genes who can connect to the city's core in order to stop the self-replicating city from running out of control. However, the Chaos Cult of silicon lifeforms derives energy from the chaotic and runaway state of the city, so they try to overrun the city. The cities that appear in BLAME! are expanding without limit by automatically adding blocks, and because the nervous system of the computer network is pre-installed in the construction materials, the more the city expands, the more the city's spirit becomes chaotic. The degree of demonic energy desired by silicon life forms increases.
This video uses quiet music as the background music, but I played beautiful symphonic heavy metal music as the background music. That's how powerful this video is. This video is the ultimate fantasy. You can feel the cosmic expanse behind you. You can feel the existence of a magical, different dimension behind you, not just what's on the screen. The world in this video is not a simple world of eternal struggle between good and evil, but a whirlpool of good, evil, and everything in between. Beyond that, there is a different dimension, and the visible world appears to be nothing more than a shadow of it.
If Hieronymus Bosch created a cyberpunk collage, it might look something like this. Each work has a depth that makes it seem like multiple worlds overlap. Even though the screen is static, multiple time periods appear to be passing. It feels like a movie montage technique. Each piece has a luxurious feel that could be displayed in a museum. I realized that this video work would be perfect for the cover of a cyberpunk novel. Especially the cover of William Gibson's Neuromancer.
This is an extremely wonderful art book. No one else has such a high level of volume and each work. In this video, a woman is connected to a machine like a Möbius ring. This woman's body appears to be seamlessly connected to the machine, just like the front and back sides of a Möbius ring. The faces of the women appear to be slumbering in an eternity of still time, just like the women in Paul Delvaux's paintings. This world is a cyberpunk utopia where people have their brains connected to computers and their consciousnesses drifting through another dimension. It may be a million years before their consciousness returns to their original world.
This video has a wonderful texture that looks like it was drawn by a person. These are all works that you would want to see on the cover of a science fiction magazine. The works in this video are very detailed, but none of them look like CG, and all of them have a texture and weight that makes them look like they were drawn by a person. All the works have a feeling of being touched by hand. All works are epic gothic and cyberpunk. The huge machine at 17:24 is cool. Recently, the Omega Point Channel has been posting thousands of masterpieces of SF illustrations, which is surprising. When I want to see the best science fiction illustrations, I just watch this channel, so it's easy.
It's interesting to see how the cyborgs have become huge and connected to the city. In this city, cyborg brains have been modified to become gigantic and become part of the city's functions. It's like in Dune (1984), where the astronaut navigator piloting the giant transport ship Heighliner has been modified with drugs and his brain has grown to a gigantic size. The cyborgs in this video appear to be used as an endless urban cloud. It is not only the cyborgs with giant brains that have become gigantic in this city, but the cyborgs that defend the city are also placed throughout the city as tanks carrying around gigantic bodies. They may be more closely called robots than cyborgs. Although they are all connected to the city's cloud, they are also given the ability to act independently in case the city's communications are disrupted, making them intelligent cyborgs.
This video is an incredibly beautiful masterpiece! The beautiful line drawings that look like Japanese manga are amazing. It looks like a Virgil Finlay illustration. The line is very close to that of a human artist (or rather, it exceeds that of a human artist) and has a wonderful charm! This is the best science fiction/fantasy (dark fantasy?) art book you'll find on the internet. For me, this video is impeccable. It has an originality that you won't get tired of watching it for a long time. Everything about the design of this video is excellent, and the screen composition is amazing. This video surpasses even the most talented artists.
Hello. Thank you for all your wonderful comments. This has been a wonderful piece of work to realize the capabilities of AI computers. On a personal note, I used to be obsessed with Edgar Rice Burroughs novels as a child. I didn't even watch comic books, I read only science fiction novels. I used to imitate the pictures on the covers of the books and played with them by imagining and drawing the stories. Looking back, I feel that my endless imagination was given to me at that time. Thank you very much. I look forward to working with you in the future.
I like the giant skeleton-like weapon at 1:32. The designs of the mysterious machines or cyborgs at 1:35, 3:24, 11:55, and 16:07 are interesting. The giant centipede-like machine at 17:12 is also interesting! The machine that looks like a lump of wire at 3:51 is also an amazing design. This video is like an exhibition of forms that go beyond the ordinary imagination. This is a very advanced collection of illustrations.
In our timeline, the devil was an illusion created by the Christian church to increase its followers. However, in the history in this video, it appears that the devil actually exists and is changing history. Everything about this video is ultra-gothic and ultra-baroque. All designs are very intricate. In the world in this video, demons and their minions roam the streets and castles as normal. In that world, passages to other dimensions are always open, and the distinction between magic and physical laws has disappeared. Magic is like air in this world. In a world full of magic, the world changes according to human will, so the world is always unstable, making it a very different world from the medieval period of our history. In this world, technology will not advance even in the future. This world is always in chaos due to the presence of magical energy.
The Insect Human Empire is a world of interesting shapes and colors. I thought the black-clad cyborgs like 4:53 were especially cool. This video looks like the Insect Empire's version of Dune. This video is a collection of science fiction illustrations of the highest level. All the works stimulate my imagination. Weapons like giant insects like 5:21 are also great. Especially the blue color is beautiful. The humanoids at 5:29 look like the Spacing Guild from Dune. You can feel the presence of huge space technology behind it. A space war like the one shown in this video may be occurring in the far reaches of the universe.
This video is a masterpiece of cyborg surrealism. I like all the pictures in this video. If Dali had been a cyborgist and a futurist, he would have painted something like this. This video is full of never-before-seen images. The computer city, giant machine faces, and strange machines that appear in this video are all very cool. Dali's work is called The Temptation of Saint Anthony. In this video, the horses and carriages in Dali's works are transformed into strange, otherworldly machines. This is truly a paradise of endless self-propagation of fantastical machines.
Looks like a very beautiful collection of sketches for a science fiction movie. It reminded me of Ralph McQuarrie's art book. I like the magnificent pictures at 9:37 and 17:06. A unique feature of this video is that there are almost no human-like beings in it. The humanoids in the film appear to have evolved from insects, and the giant weapons incorporate biological designs.
This video is reminiscent of the creepiest depictions of David Cronenberg's films. In this video world, humans and machines are forcibly connected and fused. Humans are forced into machines and forcibly plugged into wires that connect them to computers. This video represents the dark side of cyberpunk. In this world, humans are brutally harmed in the process of merging with machines. In David Cronenberg's film, humans are connected to television cathode ray tubes and video tapes, but these are hallucinations created by a tumor in the brain caused by the video. In the same Cronenberg film, The Fly, humans, flies, and motorcycles merge, and the main character dies in the process. The world in this video literally merges humans and machines, much like John Bruno's 1999 film Virus. It's a cruel, creepy, and beautiful sight.
Hello. Thank you for all your nice comments. I made this picture about a month ago and I still feel the fear and the scream. Due to the nature of RU-vid, I cannot express more cruelty. It's a shame. I love Cronenberg's work too. Please keep up the good work. Thank you very much.
The world in this video is a combination of gothic, cyberpunk, and fantasy. Expressionist techniques are used to great effect. Omega Point Channel is already the world's largest channel that has produced a huge amount of art, but recently it seems to have taken a particularly high level. There's nothing out of the ordinary on Omega Point Channel, and there's nothing that looks like something you've seen before. Every piece has a unique vibration that makes it different from others. The works in this video remind us of the works of Arcimboldo, Dürer, Swanberg, Ingres, Brueghel, Bosch, Pontormo, Pollaiolo, etc. However, these masterpieces from yesteryear and the works in this video have equal value.
